Fundación Talento 58 appears to back small, practical entrepreneurship projects that help immigrants—especially people from the Venezuelan diaspora—build livelihoods and settle long term in Spain. Its giving is strongly tied to rural repopulation and local economic activity, with support seen in small businesses and agricultural/food ventures that create jobs and family rootedness. The foundation also seems open to working with refugee-support and diaspora organizations that align with its mission.
Small, targeted grants for early-stage or modest entrepreneurship projects, likely awarded on a case-by-case basis rather than through a large open grantmaking program. Support appears to be project-specific and hands-on, with an emphasis on local impact in rural areas and practical income generation.
Applicants should propose small, concrete ventures that create jobs or help immigrants settle in rural Spain, especially if linked to the Venezuelan diaspora. Emphasize feasibility, local impact, and how the project contributes to employment and family arraigo; given the limited public program information, direct outreach may be more effective than relying on a formal open-call process.
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Current and upcoming funding from Fundación Talento 58 that your nonprofit may be able to apply for.
Who can apply: Proyectos de emprendimiento liderados por personas inmigrantes/refugiadas, con preferencia por la diáspora venezolana; la fundación estudia cada proyecto localmente. Se requiere contacto previo para estudio del proyecto.
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