Funding by the Christian and Dorothee Bürkert Foundation (Project Funding for Non-Profit Organizations)
The Christian and Dorothee Bürkert Foundation accepts funding applications from non-profit organizations and supports projects aligned with its statutory purposes (including education, charitable/welfare activities, science & research, culture). Applications are generally to be submitted by mid-October for the following year.
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Grant criteria
Funding objective
The foundation supports and promotes projects and initiatives of non-profit organizations that serve social cohesion, assist disadvantaged or needy individuals, strengthen education and upbringing, advance scientific research with a technical focus, and enable cultural participation.
Non-eligible expenses
- Projects without regional relevance to the business locations
- Applications from private individuals or individual cases
Eligible to apply
- Non-profit Organizations
- Foundations
- Interest Groups and Other Associations
- Public Institutions
- Educational Institutions
Funding requirements
- Non-profit status (tax exemption certificate)
- Submission via the official application form
- Preliminary inquiry possible by email
- Regional connection to the Bürkert Group's business locations (advantageous)
Documents required for application
- Application form
- Current tax exemption certificate
- Project description
- Financing plan
- Accountability report
Evaluation criteria
- Consistency with statutory purposes
- Verifiability of the project objective
- Neediness of the target group
- Potential for social cohesion
Description
The Christian and Dorothee Bürkert Foundation is committed in Baden-Württemberg to supporting charitable projects that strengthen social cohesion. Organizations such as foundations, associations, educational and research institutions can apply for grants for initiatives in the areas of social affairs, education, science & innovation, culture, and engagement for democracy. The focus is on initiatives promoting disadvantaged or needy individuals, strengthening education and upbringing, supporting technology-related research, and enabling cultural participation. Funding applications must be submitted via the official application form and are generally due by mid-October for the following year. A brief preliminary inquiry by email facilitates planning and clarification of regional eligibility for funding.
For a successful application, in addition to the current tax exemption certificate, a project-related description, a financing plan, and an accountability report are required. Key evaluation criteria include alignment with the foundation’s statutory purposes, verifiability of the project objective, the neediness of the target group, and the potential for sustainable impact on social cohesion. Projects without a regional connection to the Bürkert Group’s operational sites or applications from private individuals and individual cases are not eligible for funding. The foundation’s board of trustees decides on the applications in November, with no legal entitlement to funding. The Christian and Dorothee Bürkert Foundation places great importance on transparency and impact orientation to support projects that effect structural change and initiate long-term developments.
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