Hartmut Spaeter-Umweltstiftung (Umweltstiftung Greenpeace) funds long-term environmental, biodiversity, and peace-related work in Germany and internationally, with a strong preference for projects that combine research, advocacy, and concrete on-the-ground protection. Its giving spans wildlife and habitat conservation, marine protection, climate and clean-energy solutions, and selected peace/nuclear-related campaigns, often through program funds aligned to specific themes. The grantees suggest a bias toward specialist NGOs, research institutes, and campaign organizations working on policy change, species protection, and practical conservation measures.
Uses a themed-fund structure with project-based grants; proposals can usually be submitted year-round, but applicants are encouraged to contact the foundation by late September for annual planning. Funding appears to support both research and implementation, with some long-term or campaign-oriented commitments and occasional support for capacity building or co-funded projects.
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Approach the relevant thematic fund directly with a clear project concept, expected outcomes, and fit to the fund’s environmental or peace mission. There are generally no fixed deadlines, but submitting by the end of September improves chances of inclusion in the next year’s planning; prioritize well-scoped projects in conservation, research, or advocacy, ideally with Germany or international relevance.
Current and upcoming funding from Hartmut Spaeter-Umweltstiftung that your nonprofit may be able to apply for.
Who can apply: Projects must fit the foundation’s thematic priorities and formal criteria for nonprofit entities; the foundation favors feasible, strategically planned, and long-term projects.
Deadline: No deadlines; project ideas can be submitted at any time, though end of September is recommended for following-year planning.
Who can apply: Projects must align with the foundation’s funding priorities and formal criteria; the foundation seeks long-term impact and well-planned projects.
Deadline: No deadlines; project ideas can be submitted at any time, though end of September is recommended for following-year planning.
Who can apply: Supports only projects by recognized nonprofit entities. The foundation may also use this fund to support peace-related projects and to supplement other thematic funds.
Deadline: No deadlines; project ideas can be submitted at any time, though end of September is recommended for following-year planning.
Who can apply: Supports nonprofit-led projects that match the foundation’s thematic and formal criteria, especially projects with strategic, long-term impact.
Deadline: No deadlines; project ideas can be submitted at any time, though end of September is recommended for following-year planning.
Who can apply: Projects must fit the foundation’s priorities, meet formal nonprofit criteria, and be feasible, well planned, and oriented toward long-term impact.
Deadline: No deadlines; project ideas can be submitted at any time, though end of September is recommended for following-year planning.
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