Associated Partners

The CCF Children Cancer Foundation is a non-profit organization that has been supporting children and adolescents with cancer from financially challenged families since 1997. A cancer diagnosis not only causes immense emotional distress but often brings significant financial burdens as well. Parents may have to reduce or give up their jobs, while additional costs arise for medical treatments, therapies, and daily living expenses. CCF provides swift and effective assistance to families during one of the most difficult times of their lives—allowing them to focus on their child’s well-being. The foundation covers costs that are not covered by health insurance or government agencies, such as wage compensation, sibling care, rehabilitation stays, or additional expenses for home care. In close collaboration with children's hospitals, cancer aid organizations, and social workers in Liechtenstein, Switzerland, Germany, Austria, and Slovakia, we ensure that support reaches those who need it most.

The nonprofit foundation FOOTBALL IS MORE (FIM) leverages the power of sports to support disadvantaged children and youth both domestically and internationally. Through innovative projects aimed at young people with special needs, FIM seeks to contribute to development, inclusion, and peace. The foundation carries out its projects under the patronage of Wilfried Lemke, UN Special Adviser on Sport for Development and Peace. FIM has already supported over 20,000 disadvantaged children and youth through educational and sports projects. Additionally, FIM organizes the International Forum "Sport & Social Responsibility" every two years for best-practice exchange and networking. The FIM network includes clubs, associations, businesses, government institutions, and international organizations, facilitating more efficient and successful project implementation, in line with FIM’s motto: “together we are stronger.” FIM also provides consultancy for sports federations, clubs, businesses, and NGOs in the areas of sports and corporate social responsibility.

The Ideenkanal Foundation creates an inspiring platform for the development, testing, and realization of meaningful ideas. Its goal is to foster a vibrant culture of innovation that enables sustainable pioneering projects and creates synergies between creative minds and forward-thinking organizations. The ideas supported by the foundation are distinguished by their societal value and entrepreneurial orientation.

1) The purpose of the foundation is to operate and manage an International Music Academy, including conducting educational events, offering music lessons, masterclasses, and concerts 2) The foundation can provide benefits to beneficiaries in various forms, particularly through the distribution of earnings or the granting of other economic advantages to specific or determinable natural or legal persons, institutions, and similar entities that, in the opinion of the board of trustees, meet the requirements described in paragraphs 4 and following. 3) Specifically, support is aimed at children (from the age of 9) and young people (up to the age of 25) who wish to pursue a professional career in classical music. 4) Support may be provided through various measures: a) Organizing and hosting international music competitions, as well as a corresponding winners' concert. b) Organizing and hosting music masterclasses (intensive music weeks with internationally renowned artists in the Principality of Liechtenstein or neighboring countries). c) Offering supplementary lessons (music theory / instrumental / conducting) with internationally renowned music educators. d) Establishing a chamber orchestra 5) The foundation also aims to manage and invest the foundation's assets. As part of this purpose, the acquisition and management of real estate, taking out bank loans and other types of loans, and pledging the foundation's assets in favor of third parties are possible. 6) The foundation can generally enter into all legal transactions that serve the pursuit and realization of its purpose.

The Pepi-Frommelt Foundation aims to promote and disseminate the musical creations of past, present, and future generations from Liechtenstein. In addition to and in collaboration with existing institutions, the Pepi-Frommelt Foundation supports and assists professional, semi-professional, and ambitious amateur musicians with connections to Liechtenstein in their musical careers and in the dissemination of their work. This support includes: - Awarding commissions for compositions and arrangements - Professional recording and publication of these works - Contributing to the establishment of a coordination office for music export with international networking ("Liechtenstein Music Export Office") - Assisting in the development of an advocacy group for Liechtenstein's music creators - Operating a Pepi-Frommelt House of Music in Liechtenstein The foundation's starting point is the collection of musical manuscripts from the estate of Pepi Frommelt. This collection can be supplemented by additional collections related to musical creation in and from Liechtenstein. The relevant materials will be processed and made accessible to the interested public for further use.

Promotion and mediation of art and culture in the field of (classical) music. Music education activities for young people (schools) and parents.

1. The purpose of the foundation is to make a sustainable societal or individual medical contribution to the treatment of mental illnesses. 2. The foundation also aims to support healthcare providers in fulfilling their responsibilities, particularly for individuals with mental health conditions and/or disabilities. It further promotes the training of doctors and staff as well as research. 3. The foundation intends to encourage public dialogue regarding mental health issues and actively contribute to the de-stigmatization of mental illnesses. 4. People with severe affective disorders (such as depression, anxiety, panic, obsessive-compulsive disorders, trauma, etc.) are to particularly benefit from the foundation’s activities. Specifically, the foundation aims to provide supplementary support to individuals with mental health conditions and their families where public and/or private insurers/providers fail to cover costs or do so in a timely manner.