Fundación Antonio Serrano focuses on helping young Spanish track and field athletes build competitive careers at the highest levels of performance, especially those under 25 and Sub23. Its support is practical and sports-specific, covering expenses that are often not funded elsewhere such as travel, lodging, medical services, training equipment, and academic/training needs. The foundation appears especially interested in cross country and athletics talent development, with a strong emphasis on athletes achieving competitive marks, minima, and national/international performance milestones.
Small direct grants and athletic awards, typically in the $200-$1,000 range, aimed at young athletes in Spain. Support appears to be semi-structured through a scholarship application process and a named Sub23 prize in partnership with ANOC, rather than open-ended general philanthropy.
Applicants should be young athletes, typically under 25, based in Spain, and able to show concrete sporting need or competitive progress. Emphasize unmet athletic expenses, recent results, minima, and how the grant would directly support training or competition; also watch for the ANOC Sub23 cross-country prize if eligible.
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Who can apply: Menores de 25 años; español o con residencia en España; aparecer entre los 15 primeros de cualquier ranking de su categoría; tener licencia federativa en activo. Se valoran: nivel de necesidad (sanitario/económico), nivel deportivo, compromiso con la Fundación y número de ayudas previas.
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