Kröger Stiftung Jens und Maren Kröger, operating through BürgerStiftung Hamburg, focuses on strengthening social cohesion and participation in Hamburg—especially for children, युव/young people, migrants, seniors, people with disabilities, and refugees. Its funding is highly place-based and project-oriented, backing community initiatives that build inclusion, democratic participation, intergenerational connection, and practical support in neighborhoods. The foundation also shows a strong interest in engagement by and for the target group, such as migrant self-organizations, youth-led environmental action, and participatory local programs.
Runs themed community funds and project grants, typically Hamburg-only and often focused on neighborhood-level work. Funding appears to support small to mid-sized civic organizations, initiatives, and volunteer-led projects rather than large institutions; several programs are participatory or fund-managed, suggesting relatively structured calls and targeted application windows.
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Check the BürgerStiftung Hamburg website for the current themed fund call, eligibility rules, and deadlines; most programs are Hamburg-based and require a clear local/community impact. Tailor proposals to one fund’s theme, emphasize participation and neighborhood benefit, and if you work with migrants, youth, seniors, or people with disabilities, show how the project is led with or directly benefits the target group.
Current and upcoming funding from Kröger Stiftung Jens und Maren Kröger that your nonprofit may be able to apply for.
Who can apply: Projects for people of all ages in the areas of nature experience, education for sustainable development, and nature/environmental protection.
Who can apply: Organizations that support people seeking protection from Ukraine in arriving in Hamburg.
Who can apply: Projects that benefit older people and support participation, encounters, and independent living in the neighborhood.
Who can apply: Projects that strengthen the gesellschaftliche Zusammenhalt and fit the fund's democratic mission.
Who can apply: Projects in children and youth work from the areas of culture, education, and movement.
Who can apply: Projects in open children and youth work that create encounters and strengthen children and young people, especially in neighborhoods with development needs.
Who can apply: Volunteer projects and associations of migrants for migrants that pass on knowledge and experience from their own integration process.
Who can apply: Parent projects that bring particularly challenged families out of isolation, strengthen them, and organize social support.
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