Stiftung "Dr. Valentin Malamoud"

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The "Dr. Valentin Malamoud" Foundation in Switzerland supports needy, disabled, and distressed individuals, as well as refugees, and promotes cultural activities. It provides grants to nonprofit organizations to alleviate social and health-related hardships.

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Purpose (SOGC)

Unterstützung von bedürftigen, behinderten und/oder notleidenden Menschen, Flüchtlingen, wohltätigen Institutionen oder Einzelpersonen in ihren Bemühungen zur Linderung sozialer oder gesundheitlicher Notlagen, von begabten Künstlern sowie von Organisationen in ihren Bestrebungen zur Förderung des kulturellen Schaffens; die Stiftung verfolgt rein öffentliche und ausschliesslich gemeinnützige Zwecke.

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Topic

Art and Culture
Art and Culture in General
Social
Social Welfare, Financial Assistance, Direct Aid Counselling and Support (e.g. Debt Counselling, Family Support, Self-Help Groups)

Target Group

Refugees and Asylum Seekers People with Physical and/or Mental Disabilities Poor, People in Need Professional Group According to the Foundation's Orientation (e.g. Artists, Researchers)

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Switzerland

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Date of foundation
April 30, 1996
Address
Bahnhofstrasse 40, c/o Dr. Toni Russi, Rechtsanwalt und Notar, 7002 Chur, CH
Registry
Eidg. Departement des Innern

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Last updated on October 21, 2026