BNP Paribas Stiftung focuses on reducing barriers for children and young people in Germany, especially those facing social disadvantage, refugee backgrounds, or disabilities, while also supporting environmental and climate protection. Its giving blends traditional foundation grants with employee-driven local support and a separate humanitarian emergency fund, suggesting a strong interest in practical, community-based projects with visible social impact. Arts and culture, education, inclusion, and youth development appear to be the main pathways the foundation uses to advance opportunity and integration.
Provides a mix of general foundation grants in Germany, employee-led local grants through Help2Help, and matched humanitarian funding through Rescue & Recover. Funding appears to support nonprofit projects and university/community initiatives rather than unrestricted core support, with geography ranging from Germany-focused to global emergency response.
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Prioritize projects in Germany that clearly serve children, youth, refugees, or people with disabilities, and frame outcomes around inclusion, personal development, and environmental benefit. For Help2Help, eligibility depends on BNP Paribas Germany employee volunteer involvement, while Rescue & Recover is best suited to emergency response and rebuilding projects with NGO partners.
Current and upcoming funding from BNP Paribas Stiftung that your nonprofit may be able to apply for.
Who can apply: Gemeinnützige Organisationen bzw. Projekte in Deutschland, die zur Stärkung von Chancengleichheit von Kindern und jungen Menschen beitragen und zu den thematischen Schwerpunkten der Stiftung passen. Die Stiftung legt Wert auf nachhaltige und langfristige Wirkung.
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