Toms

Toms

Toms was founded by Blake Mycoskie in 2006, with the shoe company's one-for-one model donating a pair of shoes for every pair sold. Mycoskie sold a majority stake of the brand to private equity firm Bain Capital in 2014 and later to Jefferies Financial Group in 2020, retaining minority ownership. The family office structure evolved to manage the proceeds from these transactions. The office deploys capital across a diversified mix including public equities, real estate, and private investments. Portfolio holdings are not publicly disclosed, but the office focuses on sustainable and social impact-oriented opportunities consistent with the Toms brand's mission. Geographic allocation spans North America and Europe, reflecting the office's multiple locations. Team size and exact deployment figures are not publicly available. The office maintains additional bases in Paris and Los Angeles alongside the primary San Francisco hub. Over the last 24 months, the office has not publicly disclosed any major investment activity or team changes. Structurally, Toms's family office is notable for its direct tie to a social enterprise brand, blending investment return objectives with philanthropic grant-making. This hybrid model distinguishes it from purely financial family offices, though specific governance details are not disclosed.