Nospa Savings Bank Foundation of 1869 Flensburg
The Nospa Savings Bank Foundation of 1869 Flensburg funds diverse projects twice a year in the Flensburg area to strengthen social cohesion.
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Grant criteria
Funding objective
Funding of projects in the Flensburg region that strengthen social cohesion – from youth and elderly care to arts and culture, as well as sustainability and crime prevention.
Non-eligible expenses
- Pure printing and production costs
- Fees
- Acquisitions and consumable costs that belong to the primary task of an institution
- Structural and civil engineering measures
- (Re)procurement of cost-intensive cultural assets
Eligible to apply
- Non-profit Organizations
- Interest Groups and Other Associations
- Public Institutions
Funding requirements
- Headquartered in the Nospa business area
- Project in the Flensburg region
- Project start must not precede the application
- Own contribution required
- Applicants must be tax-privileged corporations or public law entities
Evaluation criteria
- Funding objective and societal added value
- Own contribution
- Feasibility in the Flensburg area
Description
The Nospa Savings Bank Foundation of 1869 Flensburg supports non-profit associations, interest groups, and public-law institutions based in the business area of Nord-Ostsee Sparkasse in implementing projects in the Flensburg region that promote social cohesion. Twice a year, an independent advisory board decides on grants for initiatives ranging from child and youth welfare to elderly care and arts and cultural events. A focus is also placed on sustainability projects and crime prevention. A prerequisite is a feasible project start after the application submission and a verifiable contribution from the applicants, as full funding is generally not provided.
Measures that create sustainable added value for the region, stimulate creative engagement, and strengthen democratic participation are funded. Evaluation criteria include social benefit, the degree of own contribution, and local feasibility. Non-fundable items include pure printing and production costs, fees, acquisitions or consumables that belong to the primary tasks of an institution, as well as civil engineering works or the (re)acquisition of cost-intensive cultural assets. Interested non-profit organizations can submit their applications each spring and autumn, thereby contributing to a vibrant, solidarity-based community in Flensburg.
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