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Prize Money from the Welcome Alliance Fund

09/11/2026 18:08
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The Welcome Alliance Fund awards grants to projects that integrate economic participation, a sense of belonging, and prospects for long-term residency. It supports cross-sector partnerships as well as approaches that have an impact beyond the individual project—for example, through new forms of collaboration or changes to structures and procedures.

What is it about?

The Welcome Alliance Fund recognizes projects that strengthen economic participation and a sense of belonging. We are looking for cross-sector partnerships and approaches that further develop structures, processes, or collaboration.

Who is it for?

Committed individuals as well as consortia of nonprofit organizations, institutions, and companies are eligible to apply.

Why is this important?

Awards are given to projects that have an impact beyond the scope of the individual initiative. This includes transferable models as well as approaches that transform existing structures and procedures or create new forms of collaboration.

Good to know

There are two application deadlines: October 6 and November 13, 2026. For the first deadline, all three application steps—including the interview—must be completed.

Further Information

About the prize money from the Welcome Alliance Fund

Target Audience Individuals; organizations; institutions; companies
Nomination Type Self-nomination
Prize Money Yes
Prize amount Up to €100,000
Application Deadline Applications due by October 6
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