Brigitte Macron She left 2 million from a charity action called Operation Pièces Jaunes (Operation Penny). This is an yearly charity action, consisting of children collecting tiny coins (1, 2 and 5 cents, hence the name) and donations to children in hospitals, usually under the patronage of the first lady.
The French President's wife brought EUR 2 million out of a charity. Brigitte Macron, as president of the infirmary Foundation, donated EUR 2 million from an e-Enfance assembly led by her close friend Justine Atlanta, a unusual coincidence besides a treasurer of Macronian think tank called Renaissance Numérique. According to investigative journalists, the funds went mainly on "personal costs" and luxury offices close the Paris Stock Exchange, which is prohibited by Pièces Jaunes' operating regulations.
The funds were besides intended to train 1,200 Maisons des Adolescents (Youth Centres) in the digital planet traps. However, according to reports, only 159 of the declared 1200 received specified training in 2024. Moreover, this training took place through videoconferencing – a format excluded from task recruitments under the Yellow Coins campaign.
By weekly ‘Le Canard enchaîné’ of November 26, 2025, specified usage of funds is incompatible with the main mission of Pièces Jaunes, which continues to trust on "improving the regular lives of hospitalised children, their families and wellness professionals “ The E-Enfance Foundation itself specializes in reporting illegal online content to combat ‘hate speech’ and ‘Violence against minors on the InternetIt’s okay. ” It is an organization whose Polish counterpart is the informative foundation of OMZRiK, led by criminal Rafał Gawł.
Under the pretext of generosity, Brigitte Macron allegedly utilized Pièces Jaunes' run to finance an organisation close to the government, which violates the principles of the Foundation, which ‘exclude remuneration for permanent staff and operating costsIt’s okay. ”
So far Brigitte Macron's office did not answer the questions asked by ‘Le Canard enchaîné’. Why? It is not good to ask specified matters.
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