Get your company involved ?
As a company, are you interested in investing in the projects and activities of the Fondation Follereau Luxembourg, looking for a long-term partnership, or simply want to know more? We are here to discuss your options.
How to contribute?
We are a team ready and open to discuss a collaboration that suits you; our forms of partnerships are diverse and flexible, and the investment is sustainable thanks to our project management strategy.
Whether your interest is in financial sponsorship, in-kind sponsorship, or skills-based sponsorship, we can envision together the approach you wish to take.
Why contribute?
The foundation has been present in Luxembourg for almost 60 years and benefits from a stable and lasting anchor. Being aware of the positive impact that a collaboration between an NGO and a company makes, not only for our beneficiaries but also for our society as a whole, we believe it is important to make our partnerships visible. The impact is clear on our projects in Africa, but it is also crucial to highlight the reach of a collaboration in Luxembourg, starting with your employees.
Donations also come with the added benefit of tax deductibility for companies.
We have a collaborative approach, meaning that our sponsors hold a special place in our ecosystem, and we value the lasting relationships we can develop, both on a small and large scale.
An overview of our collaborations?
For example, we’ve set up a form of participative financial donation through payroll rounding, allowing employees of partner organisations to make a small monthly donation by rounding their salary to the nearest euro or ten euros. This simple yet effective collaboration creates a significant impact on our projects for both our partners and us.
We have also established a form of in-kind sponsorship that results in the donation of computer equipment by several partner organisations when changing part or all of their IT equipment. The donation of functional IT material allows us to provide selected schools and their students with courses on mastering ICT tools as part of our “Mind The Gap” project.