Fundación Carulla supports projects that strengthen Catalan language and culture while using the arts as a tool for social cohesion, inclusion, and education transformation. Its giving tends to back cultural entrepreneurship, community-based artistic creation, migrant inclusion, and school or youth projects that promote Catalan and broaden cultural rights. The foundation is distinctive for combining prizes, incubation/mentorship, and targeted grants that help projects become viable and scalable within Catalonia.
Primarily program-based and often competitive, with a mix of biennial prizes, annual awards, short-term grants, and incubation tracks. Grant sizes range from small awards of about €600-€4,500 to larger flagship support around €60,000-€70,000, and several programs include mentoring, residency, or territorial rollout rather than unrestricted funding. Some opportunities appear invitation- or cohort-based, and at least a few historic calls were time-limited.
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Watch for open calls tied to specific prizes or program cycles rather than a rolling application system. Strong applications should clearly show how the project advances Catalan language/culture, uses arts for measurable social impact, and fits the specific program theme (for example, migrant inclusion, school transformation, or community arts).
Current and upcoming funding from Fundación Carula that your nonprofit may be able to apply for.
Who can apply: Innovative and creative cultural ideas with the primary objective of fostering the social use of Catalan.
Deadline: Homepage states the call is open until 5 June; the year is not explicitly stated, but relative to the provided content it appears to be the current 2026 call.
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