Seeger & Dürr Stiftung

Founded in 1994, the Seeger & Dürr Foundation is the majority shareholder of the Seeger Group and has been primarily supporting cultural and social projects in the Karlsruhe-Bruchsal region for over 30 years. Its revenues come from the operational business of Seeger Schaltechnik and the resulting Seeger asset management. The foundation is particularly committed to the preservation and revitalization of historic residential spaces, the promotion of contemporary art in the Old Parsonage, as well as civic engagement, for example through the Seeger Running Team and the forum "Living Today."

The Seeger & Dürr Foundation sees itself as a long-term and reliable supporter of projects serving the common good in the Karlsruhe technology region. Its aim is to support culture, social affairs, and urban inner development in order to sustainably enhance quality of life and social cohesion in the region.

Funding is primarily provided for local initiatives and projects in Stutensee and the surrounding area, including artists and art enthusiasts (e.g., "New Art in the Old Parsonage"), non-profit associations and citizen initiatives (e.g., Seeger Running Team, Stutensee Trade Association), urban development pilot projects for affordable and intergenerational housing (e.g., Concordia Quarter), as well as social organizations and facilities in the field of senior living and neighborhood development (in cooperation with the Protestant City Mission Karlsruhe).