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Answer a call for projects
Are you, as an individual or an organisation, looking for (financial) support to conduct a project of general interest in Belgium or abroad?
If so, then answer one of our calls for projects. The King Baudouin Foundation supports organisations and citizens who are working for the common good in numerous fields such as health, the fight against poverty, the environment and heritage, in Belgium as well as internationally.
(International) Fundraising
Are you, as an organisation, working for the common good in Belgium and/or internationally, looking for effective ways of fundraising?
The King Baudouin Foundation has a broad network that can help you to raise funds among your supporters in Belgium, Europe, and/or internationally (e.g. in the USA, Canada, Asia, Australia etc.) and this in total transparency. Your project will gain greater visibility and your donors will benefit from tax advantages.
Find a call that suits your project
Calls for projects soon to be closed
Affordable innovations for mobility
Supporting purpose-driven start-ups developing affordable hardware solutions to enhance mobility and/or quality of life for people with limited mobility.
Soon to be closed!
Culturele Mecenaatsrekening - 2025B
Raising funds to realise an artistic creation in the performing or plastic arts.
Soon to be closed!
Culturele Mecenaatsrekening - Museum - 2025B
Raise money to enhance the value of your public heritage collection through a project completed within a specific time frame and budget.
Soon to be closed!Which option to choose for fundraising?
There are various philanthropic tools for fundraising for your project. We are here to help you and adapt them to what best meets your needs and wishes.
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"You need integrity and curiosity."
Soft sound improves sleep quality in dementia
"On the one hand, poor sleep leads to additional problems for patients, which also affects their caregivers, often resulting in institutionalisation. On the other hand, we wonder whether poor-quality deep sleep could worsen the disease or perhaps even contribute to its development."