Stiftelsen Hierta-Retzius stipendiefond supports activities that benefit children and young people in Sweden, especially social or learning-oriented programs that are not already covered by public services. It appears to fund both individuals and organizations, with a preference for initiatives that reach many children and youth and address practical community needs. The fund is distinctive for its broad but clearly youth-centered mandate and its annual, Swedish-language application process through the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences.
Annual grantmaking through a formal application window (September 1–October 31); no unsolicited proposals. Grants are aimed at activities with social and/or educational benefit for children and youth, and may go to both individuals and organizations serving broad groups rather than narrow, one-off projects.
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Plan ahead for the annual 1 Sept–31 Oct application period and apply through the foundation’s official process via the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences. Because unsolicited proposals are not accepted, eligibility and alignment with the stated mission—benefit to children and youth in Sweden, especially social or learning activities not otherwise provided by society—should be made very clear in the application.
Current and upcoming funding from Stiftelsen Hierta Retzius stipendiefond that your nonprofit may be able to apply for.
Who can apply: Enskilda personer och organisationer som når många barn och ungdomar med verksamhet som inte tillgodoses av samhället och har socialt och/eller lärande syfte. Enskilda eller organisationer som uppbär statliga eller kommunala bidrag prioriteras ej.
Deadline: Ansökningsperiod: 1 september–31 oktober 2025 (årlig utlysning).
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