Fundació Bosch Aymerich appears to be a Catalonia-based family foundation that blends local community support with selective strategic partnerships in education, health, culture, and research. Its giving includes an annual open call for entities, area-specific scholarships for residents of a few municipalities, and highly visible collaborations with universities, hospitals, and specialized nonprofits. The foundation also shows a distinct interest in the arts—especially sculpture—and in projects that improve quality of life for children, patients, older adults, and vulnerable communities.
Mix of annual convocatòries and targeted partnerships; some grants are place-based or program-specific, with likely modest-to-mid-sized awards for community projects and more strategic collaboration grants for institutions. A portion of support appears to be invitation-led or relationship-based rather than fully open competition.
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Watch for the annual open call for entities and any published deadlines on the foundation’s website; eligibility can be geography- or project-specific, especially for Catalonia-based initiatives and the named municipal scholarships. Applicants should emphasize clear local impact, practical benefits for children/families/patients, and strong alignment with art, education, health, research, or community wellbeing.
Current and upcoming funding from Fundació Bosch Aymerich that your nonprofit may be able to apply for.
Who can apply: Artists over 18 years old residing in Spain who have participated with sculptural works in at least two group exhibitions or one solo exhibition in the last five years (2021-2026).
Deadline: Applications open from 15 May to 15 July 2026.
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