Hermann und Bertl Müller-Stiftung

The Hermann and Bertl Müller Foundation was established in 1995 by the couple Hermann and Bertl Müller, who were expelled from Asch. Out of gratitude towards their new hometown Hof, the non-profit foundation supports the public good in a variety of ways. In accordance with its statutes, it particularly promotes art and culture, monument preservation, the beautification of the cityscape, animal protection within the city area, as well as the preservation of the cultural heritage of the former district of Asch. Grants are awarded to museums, theaters, symphony orchestras, monument protection projects, playgrounds, and numerous clubs and initiatives in and around Hof.

The Hermann and Bertl Müller Foundation is committed to giving back to the city of Hof and its region and to sustainably promoting the public good. Our goal is to support art and culture, monument preservation, urban beautification, and animal welfare, as well as to preserve the cultural heritage of former home regions. We believe in the unifying power of charitable engagement and aim to keep the cultural and social life in Hof vibrant and evolving through our funding.

Non-profit institutions, projects, and initiatives in the city of Hof and its surroundings are supported, particularly those active in the fields of art, culture, monument preservation, urban beautification, animal protection, or cultural heritage. Applicants are primarily museums, theaters, orchestras, associations, municipalities, and private initiatives that contribute to the revitalization of public life and the promotion of cultural heritage in Hof.