In memory of its founder, Mrs. Antoinette Schleich-Lentz, and in accordance with the objective she set for her foundation, the Schleich-Lentz Foundation Scholarships will support ceramic artists and archaeologists in Luxembourg.

One year into the war in Ukraine, the Fondation de Luxembourg, alongside the greater philanthropic sector, reconfirms its solidarity with the people of Ukraine and their fight for security and peace.

Article by Anne Doridou-Heim, published on February 16, 2023

In 2022, the Fondation de Luxembourg created its 100th sheltered foundation, a milestone that confirms Luxembourg's role as a European center for philanthropy.

The Fondation de Luxembourg has welcomed under its aegis the Fondation Georges Backes, a dormant foundation created by the Luxembourg tenor which, when active, will establish a Johann Sebastian Bach Festival in Luxembourg and the surrounding regions.

The renewal of its tax approval is a symbol of the confidence placed in it by the French tax authorities, confirming the interest of philanthropists living in France in becoming involved in philanthropy from the Grand Duchy.

Featuring articles from Nabil Ayouch and Tina Kieffer, as well as practical advice for creating a dormant foundation.

The 2022 Pélican grants have been awarded to six PhD candidates from the University of Luxembourg and will cover travel expenses for their research stays abroad.

At the latest Fondation de Luxembourg Philanthropy Adviser Event, guest speakers Dr. François Gemenne and Eric Scotto gave an interview to Delano.