Bürgerstiftung Haßloch

The Bürgerstiftung Haßloch is a legally recognized foundation under civil law, established on March 26, 2007, and registered in the foundation register of the state of Rhineland-Palatinate. It combines voluntary engagement by citizens with financial support through endowments, donations, and founder loans. The focus of its work includes the restoration and operation of the Alte Brauerei Löwer as a cultural center, the "Jedermann" department store as a second-hand exchange point in cooperation with the Child Protection Association, support for refugees through the Asylum Working Group, food rescue programs, senior citizen coffee meetings, the weekly foundation soup, as well as other social and cultural projects in the Haßloch area.

The Bürgerstiftung Haßloch sees itself as a platform for citizen participation. Its goal is to bring people together, facilitate encounters, and provide impetus for a socially balanced, environmentally responsible, and culturally diverse community. The foundation complements governmental tasks by creating sustainable structures and strengthening the common good through its own projects and the support of other initiatives.

The funding activities and projects are aimed at all citizens of Haßloch and the surrounding area, particularly volunteers as well as social, cultural, and charitable institutions. Special target groups include children, adolescents, seniors, refugees, and people with low incomes. The foundation seeks to create low-threshold offerings to promote social cohesion, cultural participation, and ecological responsibility within the community.