Kämpgen-Stiftung
About the funder
The Kämpgen Foundation was established in 1982 by Johanna and Clemens Kämpgen in Cologne and exclusively pursues charitable and benevolent purposes in accordance with §§ 51 et seq. AO. Originally founded to support children and adolescents with intellectual, physical, psychological, or sensory disabilities, the foundation's purpose was expanded in 1984 to include adults with disabilities. The foundation is supervised by the District Government of Cologne and funds projects related to medical treatment, care, education, mobility, accessibility, housing improvements, self-help, and social integration.
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Mission & Vision
The Kämpgen Foundation is committed to the inclusion and improvement of the quality of life of people with disabilities. Its goal is to enable their full participation in all areas of life and social processes and to promote as independent a lifestyle as possible. In doing so, the foundation supports both long-term projects and time-limited funding programs that respond to current social policy developments.
Target groups
Social institutions and projects of recognized independent non-profit organizations, especially from the greater Cologne/NRW area, that are committed to people with intellectual, physical, psychological, or sensory disabilities are supported. Direct beneficiaries are children, adolescents, and adults with disabilities, as well as organizations that promote their participation, education, mobility, care, and integration into society.