Individual Support Measures ("Support and Challenge") of the Stüllenberg Foundation

The Stüllenberg Foundation supports nonprofit organizations, public institutions, and foundations nationwide that are engaged in sustainable structures for crime and traffic accident prevention. With individual grants covering between 25% and 75% of project costs, it supports economic as well as scientific and methodological measures based on clearly derived needs for action. Free scientific consultation accompanies applicants from concept development through to impact analysis. For the application, a meaningful project description, a detailed plan of objectives and measures, as well as a budget plan are sufficient. Funding applications can be submitted informally at any time, provided the organizational structure is comprehensible and qualitative as well as quantitative, measurable criteria are defined.

Particularly supported are prevention committees, NGOs, church and municipal sponsors, as well as cities and municipalities that strengthen social cohesion and public safety through demonstrably structured initiatives. The decision on financial support is based on the degree of goal achievement and the sustainability of the organizational structure. The aim is to efficiently unlock impact potentials and to anchor societal engagement in the long term. By combining grants with free scientific support, the foundation contributes to successfully implementing innovative approaches in research, health, and social prevention and making their impact measurable.