Funding of the Inge and Georg Nordmann Foundation

The Inge and Georg Nordmann Foundation is committed in Hamburg as a trustee foundation of the BürgerStiftung Hamburg and supports tailored projects that open up new perspectives for socially disadvantaged children and young people. Its initiatives aim to impart key competencies, promote personal development, and strengthen social participation. Through the targeted use of grants, the foundation supports programs that empower participants in the fields of education, culture, and social affairs. This funding concept helps to foster young people's self-confidence and encourages them to take responsibility in their daily lives and actively participate in social life.

The implemented projects include a variety of measures aimed both at expanding educational and training opportunities and at cultural participation. Non-profit organizations have the opportunity to easily benefit from the foundation’s support through an informal funding application via email. This ongoing funding addresses not only short-term needs but also enables long-term development. Particular emphasis is placed on projects that help young people to realize their individual potential and develop important skills for a future-oriented way of life.

By supporting projects focused on the provision of educational content as well as cultural and social offerings, a significant contribution is made to equal opportunities in the Hanseatic city. The support of socially disadvantaged children and young people has a lasting effect by breaking down barriers and setting new impulses that lead to personal and professional development. Thus, the foundation not only makes a valuable contribution to strengthening young people’s self-confidence and initiative but also promotes an inclusive social cohesion – a task essential for a vibrant and future-oriented urban society.