
Stichting voor Toekomstige Generaties
Brussel, Belgium
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Founded in 1998, Stichting voor Toekomstige Generaties is a grant-making foundation based in Brussel, Belgium working on education, science & research, environment & climate.
The Stichting voor Toekomstige Generaties (Fondation pour les Générations Futures) is a Belgian public-utility foundation founded in 1998, described as the only Belgian foundation focused exclusively on sustainable development. It acts as a platform for transformative philanthropy, funding, connecting and supporting young people who think and act with a '360' approach to sustainable futures. Its main areas are education and research, social entrepreneurship and impact finance. Through the Een Gouden Daad action, it converts low-value securities donated via partner banks into funds for its projects. It operates across Belgium's three regions, is pluralistic and independent, and is based in Brussels.
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Een Gouden Daad
ViewEnvironment & Climate · Belgium
An action that converts low-value or dormant securities, donated by holders through their banks, into funding for the foundation's sustainable development projects. Net proceeds from sales finance the foundation's projects.
Impact Start-up Financiering
Education · Belgium
Supports student entrepreneurs with impact projects, who present their projects to an independent jury for funding.
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BNP Paribas Fortis, Degroof Petercam, Dierickx Leys Private Bank
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