Gjensidigestiftelsen appears to fund practical, community-based projects in Norway that make everyday life safer, healthier, and more accessible—especially for children, youth, and people using nearby nature. Its programs emphasize participation and engagement, from summer holiday activities to long-term initiatives for active, involved young people, as well as projects that improve access to local outdoor spaces and nature enjoyment. The foundation seems especially interested in tangible, place-based projects with clear public benefit and broad reach.
Program-based grantmaking through themed calls, with fixed application windows and stated decision dates; funding appears to support project-based work in Norway, including both short-term seasonal activities and longer multi-year projects.
Monitor the foundation’s themed calls closely: Sommerutlysningen had a March 2 deadline and Høstutlysningen opens in June with a September 1 deadline, so applications are time-bound rather than open year-round. Align proposals tightly to the current theme, show clear participation benefits for children/youth or nature access, and be ready with a concrete project plan, timeline, and budget.
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Current and upcoming funding from Gjensidigestiftelsen that your nonprofit may be able to apply for.
Who can apply: Criteria are published on the program page. The call opens in June 2026 and is intended for projects for children and young people.
Deadline: Søknadsfrist 1. september 2026 kl. 16:00; tildeling av midler 26. november; prosjektperiode Desember 2026 – Desember 2029.
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