Project Funding by the Georgsmarienhütte Steelworks Foundation
The Stahlwerk Georgsmarienhütte Foundation supports non-profit projects in the fields of education, STEM, youth and elderly care, culture, sports, health, and social engagement. Decisions are made several times a year; applications must be submitted no later than four weeks before the board meeting (next meeting on 2026-02-19).
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Grant criteria
Funding objective
Funding of projects in education, STEM skills, youth and elderly care, culture, sports, health, and social engagement through financial grants to non-profit associations and institutions.
Eligible to apply
- Non-profit Organizations
- Public Institutions
- Interest Groups and Other Associations
Funding requirements
- Proof of non-profit status
- Complete cost and financing plan
- Submission no later than four weeks before the respective board meeting
Documents required for application
- Informal application with project title and requested amount
- Cost plan
- Financing plan
- Proof of non-profit status
Description
The project funding of the Stiftung Stahlwerk Georgsmarienhütte supports non-profit organizations, public institutions, and associations in Lower Saxony in the implementation of innovative and sustainable initiatives in the fields of education, STEM skills, research & innovation, youth and elderly care, culture, sports, health, as well as commitment to social cohesion and democracy. With a focus on the early strengthening of knowledge, equal opportunities, and social interaction, both projects promoting children and youth and initiatives for seniors and disadvantaged target groups are supported. The foundation thus contributes to the improvement of the regional educational landscape and social infrastructure and creates incentives for a future-oriented development in science, culture, and sports.
Only demonstrably non-profit organizations are eligible for funding. Applicants must submit an informal project application with the project title and requested amount, a detailed cost and financing plan, as well as the tax exemption certificate no later than four weeks before the respective board meeting (next date: February 19, 2026). Decisions on the awarding of grants are made several times a year. A complete application includes:
• informal application with project title and requested amount
• cost plan and financing plan
• proof of non-profit status
• if applicable, attachments to the financing plan or tax exemption certificate.
With this transparent application structure, the foundation ensures a prompt review and contributes sustainably to strengthening social cohesion as well as promoting innovation and education in the region.
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