Fondation Perrot-Petitpierre supports health-related organizations that help people of modest means continue treatment, recovery, or rehabilitation, with an explicit focus on sick or convalescent individuals. Its giving appears rooted in practical medical assistance rather than broad health-system funding, and it serves beneficiaries without regard to nationality or religion. The foundation is geographically concentrated in the canton of Neuchâtel and appears to favor associations or foundations carrying out direct, treatment-adjacent support.
Appears to make targeted grants to associations or foundations active in health, likely on a selective or invitation-based basis, with a local geographic focus in Neuchâtel. Grant amounts and frequency are not publicly specified in the available data.
Focus proposals on concrete support for treatment, recovery, or rehabilitation of patients of modest means in the canton of Neuchâtel. Since the foundation’s public information is limited, applicants should review the website and contact the foundation directly to confirm whether unsolicited applications are accepted and what materials are required.
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Current and upcoming funding from Fondation Perrot-Petitpierre that your nonprofit may be able to apply for.
Who can apply: Convalescents or sick persons of modest means; no distinction by nationality or religion. The foundation also supports associations or foundations active in health.
Who can apply: Associations ou fondations œuvrant dans le domaine de la santé ; la Fondation intervient dans le cadre de ses buts statuaires (soutien aux convalescents/malades de condition modeste). Détail des justificatifs non précisé sur le site.
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