Günther-Weber-Stiftung

The Günther Weber Foundation is a legally recognized civil law foundation established in 2007 by entrepreneur Günther Weber, with current foundation capital of 600,000 euros. The seat of the non-profit foundation is Groß Nemerow in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania. The foundation supports its own projects as well as charitable initiatives of third parties in the areas of child and youth welfare, upbringing and education, marriage and family, sports promotion, and animal breeding. Among its notable funding activities are the prevention program "My Body Belongs to Me!" at primary schools in the region and the only nationwide holiday camp for children and adolescents with ADHD.

The Günther Weber Foundation is committed to providing sustainable support to people in social distress – especially children, adolescents, and families. Through targeted funding measures and project partnerships, it creates opportunities for education, health, and social participation. The founder and the board of trustees believe in the power of civic engagement to strengthen the common good and achieve long-term impact in the supported areas.

The funding activities are aimed at socially disadvantaged children and adolescents, families, as well as non-profit organizations and institutions in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania and the surrounding region. In addition, projects in the fields of education, training, sports, and animal breeding are supported. Funding is provided to individuals, school classes, self-help groups (e.g., ADHD holiday camps), as well as organizations pursuing innovative approaches in the social, educational, or public welfare sectors.