Funding by Ursimone Wietlisbach Foundation

We are delighted that you consider submitting a funding application to the Ursimone Wietlisbach Foundation. Please read the following information carefully so that we can ensure an efficient process.

First, please make sure that your application is in one of our three impact areas:

Impact area 1

Holistic
Health & Prevention

Impact area 2

Human Development
for Well-Being

Impact area 3

Active
Lifestyle

Please also note that we can only accept applications for requests in our two geographical focus areas of Switzerland and the Mekong region.

We process applications with a volume of less than and up to CHF 50,000 more quickly than larger requests.

Process for funding up to and including CHF 50,000 Process for funding over CHF 50,000

Strategische Chancen

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From February 2025, the Ursimone Wietlisbach Foundation will only accept applications via a digital platform managed by Spheriq. In this way, we ensure a transparent and impact-oriented philanthropy. We do not process applications that are sent to us by e-mail or post.

The platform is available to applicants free of charge. If you click on the “Guided Entry Page” link below, you will leave our website and be taken to the digital platform of Spheriq. There you will be informed about the most important operating principles and create a profile of yourself that you can also use later for other applications. You will then be guided through the process step by step.

Submit a funding application

What we do not support:

Requests that do not fall within our impact areas or are not located in our geographical focus areas

Requests without clear scalability

Requests that do not contribute to empowering people to lead healthy and active lives

Institutions, companies and organisations that put people’s health and active lives at risk

Pure infrastructure projects

Political parties

Requests from individuals (with the exception of young talents in sports who do not receive support from “Sporthilfe Schweiz”).

Funding by Ursimone Wietlisbach Foundation