JLL Foundation is investing in startups focused on climate change mitigation strategy

Babylon Gardens

JLL Foundation is a non-profit founded by JLL dedicated to impacting climate change now and in the future

Backed by one of the largest global real estate companies with a demonstrated commitment to sustainability as part of its purpose to shape the future of real estate for a better world, JLL Foundation is poised to make a long-term impact through our investments, donations and network.

Babylon Gardens

Catalytic capital at work for a better world

JLL Foundation proudly takes a non-traditional approach to helping startups that focus on mitigating climate change, with a focus on the built environment. As an impact investor, we offer zero interest recoverable loans and reinvest the returned funds. Recognizing the need for speed in mitigating climate change impacts, we are also building a network of like-minded co-investors to promote innovative solutions.

JLL Foundation works in partnership with Good Machine, a venture studio with an extensive network of start-ups, investors and foundations in the climate impact space. Good Machine identifies social and environmental market opportunities; rapidly develops, prototypes and field-tests product-based solutions; and incubates, supports fundraising and spins out impact-oriented for-profit companies.

Carbon Wave

Are you a startup at an early stage that provides lasting, positive climate impact?

Do you also have a diverse team or ownership structure?
Does your innovative approach scale to other countries around the world?
Or, are you an impact investor looking to co-fund climate solutions?

Re:Dish

Some of the companies we work with

Babylon Gardens

Located in Greece, Babylon Gardens creates retrofitted green roofs and walls by providing lightweight, water-efficient planters from locally recycled plastic.

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Carbonwave

From outposts in Puerto Rico and Mexico, Carbonwave uses Sargassum seaweed to create products that can restore soils and oceans, eliminate micro-plastic waste and achieve carbon neutrality.

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Re:Dish

U.S.-based Re:Dish’s innovative, city-wide service model collects, sanitizes and returns reusable food service containers to replace single-use products and drive carbon and water efficiency for example in workplaces, schools, arenas and production sets.

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RedWorks

Using technology designed for building on Mars, U.S.-based RedWorks™ provides a mobile 3D printer that produces construction masonry using on-site sources of soil and sand.

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