Fondation des Treilles supports high-level research, artistic creation, and cultural heritage through residencies, seminars, and prizes hosted at Les Treilles in France. Its funding is especially oriented toward early-career scholars, writers, photographers, composers, and other creators working in intellectually rigorous or artistically strong fields. The foundation appears to favor curated, program-based support tied to specific calls rather than open-ended grantmaking.
Program-based support delivered through prizes, residencies, and seminar sponsorships; calls for applications are published by program and edition, with annual or recurring cycles. Support is likely modest-to-moderate in size but prestigious, often tied to short stays, project support, or recognition rather than unrestricted operating grants.
Monitor the website for each program’s annual call or prize announcement, since deadlines are published separately by edition. Applications are likely competitive and eligibility varies by program, so applicants should align closely with the specific call (e.g., young researcher, author, photographer, composer) and prepare a strong project description, CV, and work samples if requested.
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Current and upcoming funding from Fondation des Treilles that your nonprofit may be able to apply for.
Who can apply: Open to French and foreign researchers. Projects are selected by the scientific council. Applications must include the project description and the names of three referees.
Deadline: Applications are accepted according to a schedule published on the calls-for-applications page; the site indicates review in March and November and communication in June and December.
Who can apply: Open to all academic disciplines. Applicants must propose a residency project and provide three referees. Residencies are scheduled for the following year after scientific review.
Deadline: Applications are reviewed in November for a stay the following year; the site directs applicants to the calls-for-applications page for timing.
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