Förderstiftung Hannelore Murmann focuses on educational opportunity and social mobility in Germany, with a strong emphasis on helping young people overcome structural disadvantages and make successful transitions through school, training, and university. Its funding is closely tied to the sdw ecosystem and supports programs that promote early childhood education, gifted student support, and career or study orientation. The foundation appears to favor established, programmatic initiatives with a nationwide reach rather than open, competitive grantmaking.
Primarily invite-only, program-based support through partner organizations and established initiatives; likely provides targeted, recurring funding for specific projects rather than open application grants. The pattern suggests medium-to-large commitments to a small number of aligned education programs, often with institutional partners.
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This funder does not appear to accept unsolicited applications; support is invite-only and routed through sdw or closely aligned partner programs. Nonprofits interested in collaboration should align with educational equity, youth talent development, or transition-support themes in Germany and seek partnership through the foundation’s network or program operators.
Current and upcoming funding from Förderstiftung Hannelore Murmann that your nonprofit may be able to apply for.
Who can apply: Students two years before Abitur whose parents did not study or did not obtain a degree in Germany; must be 20 or younger at the end of the application period.
Deadline: Application is possible at the beginning of each calendar year in various regions; no specific future date provided on the scraped page.
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