HERMANN REEMTSMA STIFTUNG
About the funder
The Hermann Reemtsma Foundation is a private, non-profit foundation established in 1988 by Hermann-Hinrich Reemtsma. It is named after his father, Hermann F. Reemtsma, a prominent entrepreneur and patron. The foundation is based in Hamburg and is one of the largest private foundations in the city. It supports projects in the fields of culture and social affairs, with a focus on the preservation of cultural assets and the support of social initiatives. The foundation is known for its support of projects that contribute to the restoration of historic buildings and the promotion of art and culture. Annually, between four and six million euros are distributed to non-profit organizations.
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Mission & Vision
The Hermann Reemtsma Foundation is committed to supporting cultural and social projects that make a sustainable contribution to society. Its goal is to preserve cultural diversity and reduce social inequalities through targeted funding. The foundation places great emphasis on collaboration with local partners and promotes projects that strengthen initiative and entrepreneurial thinking.
Target groups
The funding programs of the Hermann Reemtsma Foundation are aimed at non-profit and charitable institutions, including associations, foundations, independent welfare organizations, municipal institutions, as well as church congregations or religious communities recognized as public law corporations. The foundation does not support individuals but focuses on projects that have a broad societal benefit.