Fondation Princesse Charlène funds practical, on-the-ground programs that prevent drowning and expand child well-being through swimming instruction, water-safety education, and sport-based youth development. Its grantees suggest a strong preference for community-based implementation, school and local-partner delivery, and capacity-building for instructors and rescue/survival training, especially in vulnerable or lower-resource settings. The foundation also supports ambassador-led and event-based sport initiatives connected to Monaco and its broader international network.
Supports programmatic grants tied to specific initiatives, often in partnership with local organizations, schools, or community groups. Funding appears to favor recurring thematic programs rather than open-ended support, with grants likely sized to implement training, equipment, events, and local capacity-building; some support also goes to ambassadors and sport-related initiatives connected to the foundation’s mission.
Grants parsed from this funder's most recently published annual report.
| Recipient | Amount | Year | Purpose |
|---|---|---|---|
| Riviera Water Bike Challenge | 266.150 € | 2017 | create an aquatic rescue center in Burkina Faso |
| La Fondation François-Xavier Mora | 266.150 € | 2017 | support for the project to create an aquatic rescue center in Burkina Faso |
| AMREF Flying Doctors | 40.000 € | 2017 | second phase of the project in Kenya |
| Projet Kilifi | 40.000 € | 2017 | education in hygiene, learn to swim and water safety in Kilifi county, Kenya |
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Riviera Water Bike Challenge
266.150 €create an aquatic rescue center in Burkina Faso
La Fondation François-Xavier Mora
266.150 €support for the project to create an aquatic rescue center in Burkina Faso
AMREF Flying Doctors
40.000 €second phase of the project in Kenya
Projet Kilifi
40.000 €education in hygiene, learn to swim and water safety in Kilifi county, Kenya
Align proposals tightly to one of the foundation’s three program areas and emphasize measurable drowning-prevention outcomes, swim instruction, or water-safety education. Strong applications will show local partnerships, clear target populations (especially children or high-risk communities), and a practical plan for training, equipment, or instructor development; check the foundation’s website for program-specific entry points since support appears mission-led rather than broadly open.
Current and upcoming funding from Fondation Princesse Charlène that your nonprofit may be able to apply for.
Who can apply: Projets destinés aux enfants et adultes exposés à des risques de noyade; priorité aux communautés dans le besoin en termes d'éducation et de ressources.
Who can apply: Projets visant à sensibiliser à la prévention de la noyade et à enseigner les gestes de sauvetage; mise en œuvre en partenariat avec des associations locales et des sociétés de sauvetage nationales.
Who can apply: Projets éducatifs et sportifs destinés aux enfants; partenariats avec des entités éducatives en Principauté et à l'international.
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