documents which…
1. don’t meet the foundation’s intent.
2. are handed in by email or by other electronical means.
3. are not handed in in time (→ dates).
4. are worded in general terms or comprise insufficient informations about the project or the project’s responisble (→ form).
5. relate to grants for education or further education.
6. relate to pleas for the financing of stays abroad or livelihood.
7. cover several independent projects whether they arrive in one or more letters. So the very same person can hand in only one distinct dossier per year.
8. don’t meet the foundation’s schedule (→ dates).
9. are secondary applications with the very same project.
10. present a restaging of a project already realised.
11. are primarily social, pedagogical, therapeutical or educational even though they are realised with artistical activities.
12. come from public institutions, non-profit organisations and fixedly subsidised houses. By “fixedly subsidised” we understand the duration of certified subsidies (≥ 2 years) and/or the amount (≥ 25% of the budget).
13. are explicitly religiously or politically motivated.
14. come from active or former members of the board or their relatives of first grade.
15. are sent to the private address of a member of the board.
16. are insufficiently stamped without any return address.
(last update: 31st of January 2025)