Funding of the Ferry Porsche Foundation

The Ferry Porsche Foundation is dedicated to supporting sustainable, non-profit projects that create measurable societal value. With a broad funding spectrum in the areas of social affairs, education, science, sports, culture, and the environment, innovative approaches are supported that offer new solutions to current challenges. The commitment is primarily aimed at non-profit organizations and public institutions in Baden-Württemberg and Saxony, which can demonstrably prove their non-profit status. The focus is not only on the further development of proven ideas but also on the creation of forward-looking concepts that demonstrate sustainable financing and results-oriented alignment.

Funding is provided as a grant, awarded exclusively to legal entities engaged in the implementation of projects that achieve concrete and verifiable successes. These projects are intended not only to bring about short-term improvements but also to contribute to societal development in the long term. The funding criteria are clearly defined: measurable impact, a solid and sustainable financial structure, and a consistent focus on results are paramount. Applications can be submitted via a continuous online procedure, with submissions accepted at any time except during the application phase of the Ferry Porsche Challenge. The corresponding guidelines and forms provide detailed orientation aids for interested parties.

The Ferry Porsche Foundation sees itself as a catalyst for positive social change and places great value on transparency and goal orientation in its funding practice. Its support aims to foster projects that not only address current needs but also set a sustainable impetus for future developments. By promoting innovative ideas and accompanying project implementation, a stable framework is created in which societal challenges can be addressed in a solution-oriented manner. Sustainability and innovative strength are at the core of the funding philosophy, motivating organizations and associations to develop long-term concepts that go far beyond short-term measures. This funding model strengthens social cohesion and creates new perspectives at both local and regional levels.