Fundación Santo Domingo

Fundación Santo Domingo is a Colombian family foundation founded in 1960 by Mario Santo Domingo and his son Julio Mario Santo Domingo in Barranquilla. Its mission is to promote social transformation and reduce inequality in Colombia. Originally established as the Barranquilla Foundation, it has a rich history of fostering cultural, social, and economic progress in the Colombian Caribbean region.

The foundation focuses on enhancing the quality of life for Colombian populations through four main areas: education, health, environment, and territorial development. It supports various projects and organizations that create positive social and environmental impacts. A significant aspect of its work is a comprehensive territorial development model, which includes large-scale social housing projects in cities like Barranquilla and Cartagena. The foundation collaborates with other developers to strengthen its initiatives.

In education, Fundación Santo Domingo partners with organizations to improve access to quality bilingual education for children and youth. Its efforts extend to various neighborhoods and regions, particularly in the Caribbean departments of Atlántico and Bolívar. Overall, the foundation is dedicated to fostering equitable and sustainable development in Colombia through strategic investments in social infrastructure and community empowerment.