Stoll VITA Stiftung supports projects at the intersection of environment, health, research, and education, with a clear preference for practical initiatives that can be demonstrated locally or applied in public benefit settings. Its grantmaking is especially active in southern Germany around Waldshut/Hochrhein, but it also backs selected international projects, including health and development efforts in Malawi. The portfolio suggests a hands-on foundation that funds both scientific work and community-facing programs such as nature education, school food initiatives, conservation, and health access.
Project-based sponsorships and general program support, typically for concrete initiatives rather than unrestricted institutional funding. Grants appear to be ad hoc rather than highly standardized, with a strong regional emphasis and occasional international awards for mission-aligned projects.
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Align proposals tightly to one of the foundation’s core purposes—especially environmental protection, public health, research, or education—and emphasize tangible outcomes and regional relevance to Waldshut/Hochrhein when possible. International projects can be considered, but they seem selective and mission-specific, so applicants should show clear public-benefit impact and a strong implementation plan before approaching the foundation.
Current and upcoming funding from Stoll VITA Stiftung that your nonprofit may be able to apply for.
Who can apply: Projects with ecological focus that fit the foundation's charitable purpose; applications are informal by email or post and should include a short applicant profile, a detailed project description, and a cost and financing plan.
Deadline: No fixed deadline stated; applications are accepted on request.
Who can apply: Projects and research that fit the foundation's purpose; applications are informal by email or postal mail and should include a short applicant profile, detailed project description, and cost/financing plan.
Deadline: No fixed deadline stated; applications are accepted on request.
Who can apply: Projects that support education for children or adults and align with the foundation's charitable purpose; applications are informal by email or post and should include a short applicant profile, a detailed project description, and a cost and financing plan.
Deadline: No fixed deadline stated; applications are accepted on request.
Who can apply: Projects focused on health and nutrition that align with the foundation's charitable purpose; applications are informal by email or post and should include a short applicant profile, a detailed project description, and a cost and financing plan.
Deadline: No fixed deadline stated; applications are accepted on request.
Who can apply: Projekte müssen den Stiftungszwecken entsprechen (Forschung, Gesundheitspflege, Bildung, Umwelt/Naturschutz). Antragsteller sollten Projektbeschreibung, Kosten- und Finanzierungsplan sowie einen kurzen Steckbrief des Antragstellers vorlegen. Weitere formale Einschränkungen nicht veröffentlicht.
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