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Solidariteitsrekening Scholen - Comptes Solidaires Ecoles

2023B - Schools Solidarity Accounts

Fundraising to enable schools to financially intervene on behalf of children from underprivileged families and improve their chances of successfully completing their school year.

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2023A - Schools Solidarity Accounts

Fundraising to enable schools to financially intervene on behalf of children from underprivileged families and improve their chances of successfully completing their school year.

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Selection announced

2022C - Schools Solidarity Accounts

Fundraising to enable schools to financially intervene on behalf of children from underprivileged families and improve their chances of successfully completing their school year.

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Selection announced

Philanthropists support projects of the Bibliothèques Sans Frontières association, which aims to strengthen the autonomy of vulnerable people in Belgium.

Germaine Van Gehuchten (Fund)

Social justice & poverty

Biennial financial support for one or more initiatives that have a multiplier effect or demonstrate social innovation.

Osterrieth-Speth (Fund)

Social justice & poverty

Support for solidarity projects helping underprivileged people. The founder’s family members take an active role in managing the fund.

When only solidarity enables you still to eat

24 03 2023

Social justice & poverty

In response to the challenges facing the food aid sector, the KBF is supporting 71 organisations, for a total of €500,000.

20221205_AcceuilMontfort — B. D’Alimonte

Energy crisis: almost 3 million euros in support for around 500 organisations fighting poverty

06 12 2022

Social justice & poverty

Following the Energy Crisis call, the KBF has been supporting almost 500 organisations that fight poverty, providing a total of almost 3 million euros.

Inequality among Belgians regarding use of digital essential services

19 11 2021

Social justice & poverty

Inequality among Belgians regarding use of digital essential services. A study conducted on the initiative of the KBF gives an overview of inequality linked to the use of these s…

Building a home for all in Forbidden Colours

Vulnerability and exclusion

"What I see with Forbidden Colours is this same desire to make sure that we can achieve this space where people are not excluded, where it's not ‘us against them’ but ‘what connects us to them’?"

Lukas Dhont

At Accueil Montfort, women in situations of exclusion find help and comfort

Vulnerability and exclusion

"This support helps soften the blow and avoids us having to increase the residents’ financial contribution.”

Elisabeth Deladrier

Director, Accueil Montfort

Comme Chez Nous: emergency social care during the COVID-19 crisis

Vulnerability and exclusion

"The support we received is enabling the association to breathe a little more easily and deal with the most urgent expenses."

Sophie Crapez

Director, Comme Chez Nous

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Cultureghem (Friends of Fund)

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2023B - Schools Solidarity Accounts

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Libraries Without Borders Belgium (Fund Friends of)

Germaine Van Gehuchten (Fund)

Osterrieth-Speth (Fund)

When only solidarity enables you still to eat

Energy crisis: almost 3 million euros in support for around 500 organisations fighting poverty

Inequality among Belgians regarding use of digital essential services

Building a home for all in Forbidden Colours

Vulnerability and exclusion

At Accueil Montfort, women in situations of exclusion find help and comfort

Vulnerability and exclusion

Comme Chez Nous: emergency social care during the COVID-19 crisis

Vulnerability and exclusion