Franz und Ursula Coppenrath-Stiftung supports two clearly defined areas: advancing Parkinson’s care and research, and helping disadvantaged young people build a viable future. Its grants tend to be local or regional in northwestern Germany and often back practical, project-based work such as research studies, Parkinson networks, congresses, theater and cultural education, career orientation, and inclusive youth initiatives. The foundation appears especially interested in partnerships that combine expertise, public visibility, and direct benefit to patients, students, or socially vulnerable youth.
Project-based grants with a strong regional focus, often supporting specific initiatives, events, and collaborations rather than open-ended institutional funding. Grants appear to be distributed through targeted support for research projects, network-building, congress participation, and youth programs; some gifts are relatively modest, while others help underwrite larger public-facing or multi-partner projects.
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The foundation seems to favor clearly scoped, locally relevant projects with measurable impact in Parkinson’s work or youth development. Applicants should present a concise project plan, explain the regional benefit, and show strong partners or implementation capacity; there is no indication of a broad open application cycle, so direct outreach or contacting the foundation office may be the best starting point.
Current and upcoming funding from Franz und Ursula Coppenrath-Stiftung that your nonprofit may be able to apply for.
Who can apply: Projects must be considered worthy of support in line with the foundation’s mission of helping young people and socialy disadvantaged children and youth. The website invites submissions of suitable projects but does not provide formal criteria or an open call.
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