Fondazione CARIT is a place-based Italian foundation that primarily supports organizations and institutions serving the Terni/Narni area, with a strong emphasis on community development and territorial impact. Its giving spans education, culture, health, scientific research, volunteering, and local development, and it also uses targeted calls to back sport-related events and individual scholarships for local youth. The foundation appears especially interested in projects that create visible benefits for the community, strengthen local institutions, and enhance opportunities for young people and the region’s cultural and civic life.
Issues structured competitive calls with clearly defined geographic eligibility, plus occasional individual scholarships and project-specific support. Grants are mainly for projects up to 12 months, with large annual pools of funding and bimonthly review for general requests; some programs have fixed deadlines and decisions communicated within weeks.
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Focus proposals on measurable local impact in the Terni/Narni territory and align closely with one of the foundation’s statutory areas. Check each call’s deadline and eligibility carefully: the general contribution call is reviewed bimonthly, the sports-event call has a fixed 31 March 2026 deadline, and the Quarto Anno Rondine scholarship is limited to eligible local students and is handled separately from the project grants.
Current and upcoming funding from Fondazione CARIT that your nonprofit may be able to apply for.
Who can apply: Intended for schools needing native-language teaching support.
Deadline: Publication May 2026; deadline June 2026
Who can apply: Applications must be submitted through the ROL portal. The call is for initiatives consistent with the Foundation's institutional sectors and territory.
Deadline: Published February 2026; deadline September 2026
Who can apply: For initiatives in education, instruction and training, including school editorial purchases.
Deadline: Publication June 2026; deadline September 2026
Who can apply: Projects should concern musical or theatrical events in the specified period.
Deadline: Publication September 2026; deadline October 2026
Who can apply: Intended for municipalities in the territory for holiday events.
Deadline: Publication October 2026; deadline November 2026
Who can apply: For initiatives addressing poverty, fragility, youth hardship, and care/assistance for elderly and disabled people.
Deadline: Publication October 2026; deadline December 2026
Who can apply: For annual activities of nonprofit associations and ecclesiastical entities.
Deadline: Publication November 2026; deadline February 2027
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