Heldele Stiftung is a Germany-based corporate family foundation focused on MINT education, vocational orientation, and continuing professional training, especially in electrical and digital technologies. Its giving is highly regional and partnership-based in Baden-Württemberg, supporting schools, training institutions, and local collaborators that help young people, teachers, and skilled workers build future-ready technical skills. The foundation also uses sponsorships and program support to make STEM participation more accessible for youth teams and to strengthen workforce development in the electrical trades.
Mostly partnership-based and program-specific support rather than open grantmaking, with a strong emphasis on local collaborators in Baden-Württemberg. It appears to fund seminar participation, sponsorships, and educational cooperation projects, typically through targeted initiatives and selected partners rather than a broad application process.
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Prioritize direct alignment with MINT, vocational orientation, or electrical/digital skills, and emphasize local relevance in Baden-Württemberg. Applicants should look for partnership opportunities tied to existing programs such as PIT or First Lego League, and the foundation appears to favor selected schools and institutions over unsolicited open requests.
Current and upcoming funding from Heldele Stiftung that your nonprofit may be able to apply for.
Who can apply: Schulen und Kindergärten können im Rahmen der Aktion Warnwesten erhalten; im Text werden Anfragen über die Vorstandsassistenz genannt.
Who can apply: Electricians, installers and other electrical professionals interested in continuing education; participant numbers limited. No formal eligibility beyond being in the target professional group is specified.
Who can apply: Teams of children and young people (approx. 9–16 years). Sponsoring is offered to FLL teams that include the name "HELDELE" in their team name. Coaches may receive technical introduction if needed. School or team must be participating in FLL.
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