International funderBased in Switzerland

Anne Frank Fund

SwitzerlandWebsite

About Anne Frank Fund

The Anne Frank Fund appears to support initiatives that preserve and extend Anne Frank’s legacy, especially projects focused on education, human rights, remembrance, and combating antisemitism and racism. Its giving is likely oriented toward mission-aligned organizations and cultural/educational programs rather than broad general philanthropy. Because it is a nontraditional funder with limited public grantmaking detail, applicants should expect a selective, values-driven process centered on relevance to Anne Frank’s story and contemporary tolerance education.

Focus Areas

Anne Frank Legacy and Memory PreservationAntisemitism PreventionAnti-Racism and Tolerance EducationHuman Rights EducationHistorical Education and Commemoration

Giving Approach

Likely selective and mission-specific, with grants or support directed to aligned educational, memorial, and cultural initiatives; public information on grant size and frequency is limited and it may operate through direct relationships rather than an open application program.

How to approach this funder

Start by reviewing the fund’s website and mission language carefully, then contact them directly with a concise proposal showing a clear connection to Anne Frank’s legacy, Holocaust remembrance, or anti-discrimination education. Because formal application procedures and deadlines are not clearly public, treat this as a likely relationship-based funder and avoid assuming an open call.

Open Grant Opportunities

Current and upcoming funding from Anne Frank Fund that your nonprofit may be able to apply for.

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Anne Frank Fonds Grants

Education against racism, anti-Semitism, discrimination, prejudice and violenceHuman rights, especially women's and children's rightsEducation of children and teenagers+4 more

Who can apply: Projects should align with the foundation's funding policy. Projects outside Switzerland are generally supported only on recommendation of a Swiss institution registered in the commercial register and recognised as charitable, or in exceptional cases by trustworthy private persons who know the project and will submit and vouch for the application. In Israel, only projects corresponding to the purpose of the New Israel Fund are funded.

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