Stiftung Lebensfarben
About the funder
The Lebensfarben Foundation is a non-profit foundation recognized by the State of Berlin in autumn 2000 as a public foundation. Its founder, Hubert Jenner, established the foundation with the aim of enabling integration and participation for people in need—particularly through the provision of suitable housing. The foundation supports tax-privileged social institutions through financial assistance, concept development, consulting, and training. Its own real estate portfolio includes properties at Reichenberger Straße 96 and Britzer Damm 72, which house psychosocial support services and care shared apartments for chronically ill individuals. Since 2019, the cultural sector, including the piano collection, has been managed by the Carl Bechstein Foundation.
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Mission & Vision
The Stiftung Lebensfarben is committed to the integration of people in need of assistance in accordance with § 53 AO. By supporting and networking social organizations as well as providing housing, it creates opportunities for participation and strengthens the professional competence of the staff in the funded institutions.
Target groups
The target groups of the Stiftung Lebensfarben are, on the one hand, individuals in need of assistance, particularly people with chronic illnesses, who are supported through suitable housing and psychosocial support. On the other hand, it promotes tax-privileged social institutions and their employees, to whom it offers financial aid, counseling, training, and concept development.