Arnold-Dannenmann-Stiftung

The Arnold Dannenmann Foundation is a legally recognized foundation under civil law and is acknowledged as a non-profit organization. It supports needy young people in education, vocational training, and further education whose parents or guardians are unable to provide this assistance and for whom public funding is not available. The foundation's work is based on the message of Jesus Christ and the respect for the dignity of every person. Under the guiding principle "Respect your neighbor today," the foundation promotes, among others, socially disadvantaged youth, students requiring boarding school, university students, physically and mentally disabled children, as well as accident victims, and is committed to international cooperation and research projects in line with its objectives.

The Arnold-Dannenmann Foundation aims to provide young people in need with opportunities for academic and vocational education when no other support is available. It regards respect for each individual as the foundation of its actions and is committed to ensuring that no one is left behind. The foundation sees its responsibility as an expression of Christian charity and promotes individual talents to enable social participation.

The foundation's funding programs are aimed at socially disadvantaged young people who are completing their training at institutions of the Christian Youth Village Foundation (CJD) or similar boarding schools, students of secondary schools with boarding facilities, university and technical college students, physically and mentally disabled children, as well as accident victims. In addition, the foundation supports international cooperation in training and educational matters as well as research projects that align with the foundation's objectives.