Lerose Stiftung

The Lerose Foundation supports children, adolescents, and families in need in Remscheid through targeted projects and initiatives without lengthy bureaucratic procedures. Founded by Salvatore Lerose and supported by a dedicated fundraising team, the foundation organizes events such as Christmas tree sales ("Tanne To Go"), world record attempts ("The Longest Bruschetta in the World"), anti-bullying training sessions, and benefit activities (e.g., "Klier – Haircuts for a Good Cause," Remscheid Children's Day, Comedy Fever). The proceeds flow 100% into needy projects as well as preventive and outreach measures in schools and social institutions.

The Lerose Foundation is committed to providing direct and unbureaucratic assistance to children, adolescents, and families in Remscheid. Through innovative and participatory projects, we promote cohesion, education, prevention, and cultural togetherness. We believe in the power of community engagement to achieve sustainable improvements in the lives of disadvantaged young people.

The target group of the Lerose Foundation includes children, adolescents, and families in Remscheid who are affected by poverty, health, or social disadvantages. A particular focus is on school-age children – including primary and secondary school – who require support through educational and prevention programs, recreational and cultural activities, or psychosocial measures.