Helping women start and run businesses, is "making the rich, more rich...." ?? How can you possibly know that that would be the result, without assuming that all businesses started and run by women are started and run by "rich" women? Your knee is jerking, almost audibly, as you put down this attempt to assist women in achieving business success. 

"...the fund had raised more than $325 million so far for projects and programs to support women and women-led businesses by improving access to capital and markets, providing technical assistance, training and mentoring, and pushing public policy"

How has this effort, without exception if your comment's generalization is to be accepted, how has this effort "made the rich, more rich" ?? Not a single poor woman has been positively assisted by the program as described?