• Our approach to solve the social backlog is like the one we have for
entrepreneurial activity. First, identify and find the right solutions. Second,
contribute all the resources required to solve the problem. This approach is
different from the first one; that is, to provide resources and then see how
they are used.
• Modern society is supported in the wellbeing of others and thus the best
investment is to fight poverty.
• Many of the social problems are more effectively taken care of when the
foundations have the support of the companies’ infrastructure.
• Businessmen are temporary managers of wealth. Their function is to manage
it efficiently, create jobs and pay taxes; all of them have an impact on the
economy of its society.
• Use the expertise and entrepreneurial talent to solve society’s problems. We
are used to make important decisions, generate new ideas, solve problems
and take risks.
• Charity helps and attenuates poverty, but does not solve it.
PrinciPles
“Poverty is fought with health,
education and, above all, employment
and more employment”.
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carlos slim Helú
ProGram
resUlTs
edUcaTion
Early Childhood Development
2’330,593 beneficiaries.
Help Me Get There
292,964 bicycles given away.
See Well to Learn Better
127,750 glasses given away.
Digital Education and Culture
•
More than 3,500 TELMEX
Casas, Classrooms and Digital Libraries.
•
118,556 computer equipment.
•
2’500,000 students, teachers and parents benefited.
Digital Scholarship
53,120 Scholarships granted.
TELMEX Foundation Scholarship
244,620 Scholarships granted.
Mexico 21
st
Century Scholarship Holders Annual Encounters
More than 90,000 participating scholarship holders.
Académica. Digital Research and Innovation Community
171 agreements with Higher Education and Innovation Institutions and Companies.
HealTH
Amanece (Maternal and Child Health Care)
•
26 networks of mother and child care in 12 states in the country.
•
2,564 specialized medical equipment in 359 clinics and hospitals.
•
716,549 medical services provided with equipment donated by TELMEX.
•
453,686 pregnant women and their newborn children beneficiaries.
•
1,606 professionals took Post Graduate Health Course.
Cirugía Extramuros (Surgery outside the hospital walls)
793,590 beneficiaries.
Kidney Health and Transplants
7,107 transplants.
Wheel Chairs
55,125 wheel chairs given away.
Best Buddies
6,553 participants.
Addictions
•
4,000 persons trained in the 607 Centers.
•
300 Mutual Health re-engineering centers.
•
150,000 beneficiaries.
Palliative Care
•
353 beneficiary patients and relatives.
•
33 health professionals trained.
Casalud (Integrated First Health Care Contact)
•
28 health centers.
•
309,154 beneficiaries.
•
1,605 professionals took Post Graduate Health Course.
Healthy Household
17,391 beneficiaries.
Communication and Education in Health:
Clikisalud Portal and Your Health Manuals
•
1’480,000 clicks on the portal.
•
30,535 sets of manuals delivered.
Mesoamerican Health 2015
•
USD $142’000,000 Investment.
•
Benefits close to 1’000,000 women in reproductive age and 646,149 children of less than 5 years old.
Carlos Slim Scholarships
8,217 Scholarship holders.
Carlos Slim Health Awards
10 awards.
Slim Initiative in Genomic Medicine
•
USD $65’000,000 Investment.
•
Network of 14 national institutions that allow multiplying the genomic research capacity.
•
2 world class scientific publications.
•
5 workshops, 1 symposium and 2 conferences with more than 1,500 participants.
•
15 trained national researchers.
Slim Initiative for the Development of Vaccines against Tropical Diseases
•
200 Scholarship holders in the Vaccinology Latin American Post Graduate Course designed and
financed by the Carlos Slim Health Institute.
•
State of the Art Research for the development of vaccines against Leishmaniosis and Chagas disease.
Nutritious Candy
12’383,000 bags of 1 kg. of nutritious candy.
ProGram
resUlTs
social JUsTice
Social Bonds
91,059 bonds given.
Re-Education Therapeutic Community
602 rehabilitated young offenders.
cUlTUre
Soumaya Museum
More than 1’000,000 domestic and foreign visitors.
Carso History of Mexico Studies Center
•
80,000 books and more than 500,000 manuscript documents.
•
40 scholarships granted.
HUman develoPmenT
ASUME, A.C. (The Growth and Development for Mexico Association)
•
11,017 persons trained that have formed 14,795 multiplying groups.
•
509,753 persons who have taken the course in more than 609 institutions.
TELMEX Social Wellbeing
•
42,288 activities in 170 locations in the country.
•
9’064,722 beneficiaries.
TELMEX Volunteers Network
4,375 volunteers performed 373,213 labor hours nationwide.
aid in naTUral disasTers
•
28,758.59 tons of humanitarian aid.
•
5’055,042 litters of treated drinking water.
•
94 contingencies supported with drinking water treatment plants.
economic develoPmenT
Mexico City Historical Downtown area Foundation
More than 7’000,000 beneficiaries.
Alliance Carlos Slim Foundation and Grameen Trust
24,500 social micro-credits granted.
ProTecTion and conservaTion of THe environmenT
Alliance WWF - Carlos Slim Foundation
USD $100,000,000 in support for 6 regions of the country that include the 18 priority areas: Gulf of
California, Chihuahua Desert, Biosphere Reserve for the Monarch Butterfly, Oaxaca, Chiapas and the
Mesoamerican Reef.
Bicentennial Garden City Sports Center
•
600,000 m
2
of surface.
•
Sports facilities for 10 disciplines, 1 stadium for 3,650 persons, 4 lagoons to capture 5’000,000 litters
of water a year, green areas, children playground, parking lot and heliport.
Mexican Nature Collection
5 Volumes.
The Mexican Jaguar in the 21
st
Century
6 national symposia and 1 international symposium.
sUPPorTed PUblic and PrivaTe insTiTUTions
1,691 institutions.
sUPPorT in laTin america and sisTer naTions
•
Clinton-Giustra-Slim Fund to support Haiti.
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Clinton-Giustra-Slim Sustainable Growth Initiative.
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Mesoamerican Health 2015.
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Carlos Slim Scholarships.
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Carlos Slim Health Awards.
•
Slim Initiative in Genomic Medicine.
•
Slim Initiative for the Development of Vaccines against Tropical Diseases.
ProGram
resUlTs
sUPPorT To sPorTs
TELMEX Car Racing Team (Escudería TELMEX)
•
Sergio “Checo” Pérez, 1
st
Mexican driver to reach F1 and 2
nd
driver to get 2 podiums in this category.
•
Guillermo Rojas, 1
st
Latin American to conquer the tri-championship of the Grand Am.
•
Esteban Gutiérrez, 1
st
GP3 champ and current GP2 driver.
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4 triumphs in the 24 hours of Daytona.
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The sub champion of the GP2.
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2 championships in the F3 British National.
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4 championships in Nascar México.
•
More than 220 triumphs in the most emblematic races in the world.
TELMEX Soccer Cup
In 2011 it obtained for the 5
th
consecutive year the Guinness Record with the participation of 209,677
players in 12,341 teams.
Ring TELMEX
•
Supports 23 boxers.
•
Pensions to 22 Mexican former champions of the world.
TELMEX Najera League
169,222 players integrated in 14,101 teams.
Bicycle Tour Mexico TELMEX
632 cyclists and 79 teams of several countries in the world.
Taekwondo TELMEX Cup
3,036 participants in 2011.
Scholarships to Mexican Olympic Medal winners
•
Guillermo Pérez.
•
Rosario Espinoza.
•
Paola Espinosa.
•
Tatiana Ortiz.
From the Street to the Field with TELMEX
25,568 players integrated in 3,525 teams.
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With social and high impact programs, focused on the most
vulnerable population,
carlos slim foUndaTion
has directly benefited more than
29.7 million
persons