Fundación Esperanza Pertusa is a small Spanish family/corporate-linked foundation tied to Grupo Gioseppo that focuses on practical support for people in vulnerable situations, especially through social inclusion, education, and international cooperation. Its giving blends in-kind donations like shoes with project grants and partnerships for NGOs working on employment, migration, disability, food aid, and emergency or development work in Spain, Africa, and Latin America. A notable thread is support for girls’ education and women’s empowerment through the Girls4Future scholarship program and related gender-focused initiatives.
Modest grantmaking with a strong partnership orientation: the foundation often works through agreements with nonprofits, supports specific projects, and also provides in-kind donations. Grants appear to be relatively small and program-specific, with some recurring or multi-year commitments such as the Girls4Future scholarships and ongoing collaboration agreements.
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Prioritize concrete, partnership-ready proposals aligned with social inclusion, women’s/girls’ education, or international cooperation. The foundation seems to favor organizations with established local delivery capacity and may support projects via convenios or direct collaboration rather than open competitive calls, so outreach should emphasize clear beneficiary impact, geographic fit, and whether the project can be co-delivered with a local partner.
Current and upcoming funding from Fundación Esperanza Pertusa that your nonprofit may be able to apply for.
Who can apply: Convenios y acuerdos con asociaciones/ONGs; la Fundación distribuye calzado a través de entidades colaboradoras.
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