AGC Automotive Czech from Chudeřice near Bílina, the largest car glass production plant in Europe, regularly contributes to preparing the young generation for an active life and to their prospective employment opportunities. The Fund’s flagship programme is a competition called Technowizz for high schools with a technical focus.
Děčín company AIR PRODUCTS spol. s r.o. established its fund in 2013, which distributes funds to projects that contribute to improving living conditions in the districts of Děčín, Litoměřice, Teplice and Ústí nad Labem or in which the company’s employees are actively involved. The company is a general partner of the “Don’t stand with your hands behind your back!”
ARMEX ENERGY Fund
The Děčín-based company ARMEX ENERGY, a.s. has decided to establish the ARMEX ENERGY Fund, the aim of which is to support children and young people whose unfavourable living conditions make it difficult for them to achieve optimal all-round personal development and disadvantage them in access to quality education. The company is a general partner of the “Education for All” programme.
In 2014, the management of LOGIT s.r.o., based in Hlubany, decided to establish the LOGIT Charity Fund at our foundation, with the aim of opening up to the local community and enabling local non-profit organizations to apply for funding for activities aimed at making life better for people in the Podbořany region.
More than twenty years ago, the tradition of supporting non-profit activities of young people began in Litoměřice quite unobtrusively. Today, the HENNLICH Donor Fund has supported over 200 projects. Since 2025, it contributes to ensuring the stability, development and long-term sustainability of non-profit initiatives and their activities in the city of Litoměřice.
JOTUN Fund
In 2013, JOTUN CZECH a.s. received an award from the Foundation in the category “Leap of the Twenty Years” for creating a long-term donation strategy and the largest year-on-year increase in donations. It is currently one of the partners of the “Education for All” programme.
Lily and Julia Košek Fund
Michal Košek, a successful entrepreneur and philanthropist, has decided to donate regularly to charitable causes. For this purpose, he established the Lily and Julia Košek Fund. This fund bears the names of his beloved daughters and aims to support active people in the region. The Fund is a partner of the programme “Don’t stand with your hands behind your back!”
Fund of Pavla and Pavel Redlich
He was a beekeeper, she was a member of various cultural associations. The siblings Pavel and Pavel Redlich, in whose memory the fund was established in 2008, which seeks to assist the development of beekeeping, the restoration of small cultural monuments and to permanently support various projects of general interest in the Ústí nad Labem region.
siblings Pavel and Pavel Redlich, in whose memory the fund was established
Martina and Milan Rysavy Fund
Mr. and Mrs. Ryšaví are philanthropists from Ústí nad Labem who decided to establish their own charitable fund and support publicly beneficial activities in Ústí nad Labem in the long term. Thanks to their generosity and commitment, projects that contribute to the development of community life, the improvement of interpersonal relations and the overall development of the region can be implemented.
Martin Hausenblas Renaissance Fund
The Renaissance Fund was founded in 2010 by Martin Hausenblas. For almost 10 years, the funds were released for scholarships for talented young people with an active relationship to the city of Ústí nad Labem and its surroundings who wanted to study abroad. It is currently dedicated to promoting innovative ways of educating young people.
Black & Decker Foundation
Black & Decker (Czech) recognizes that the environment in which its employees live and work has a significant impact on its success. That is why she decided to set up a donor fund to support public benefit activities held mainly in the district of Ústí nad Labem and to support our employees who find themselves in a difficult life situation.
The ALKEGEN Fund
UNIFRAX s.r.o. has established a charitable fund to support the company’s employees and the local community. We want to help where it is needed most – whether in difficult life situations or in support of local initiatives. We believe that together we can change the region of Ústí nad Labem for the better.
The company has set up a donation fund METALLPLAST-RECYKLING, through which they enable their employees to raise support for non-profit organizations and thus actively participate in the activities of local associations and help projects they consider important.
In 2017, Chart Ferox, a.s. established its charitable fund, whose mission is to permanently support various publicly beneficial activities, especially in the Děčín region and its surroundings. The Fund’s main programme supports the involvement of Chart Ferox employees in charitable activities.
In 2016, the company RYKO a.s. in Děčín established its charity fund. The RYKO Fund’s flagship program is designed for company employees who have a unique opportunity to receive support for a non-profit organization or informal civic initiative in which they are actively involved personally or through their family members.
In 2022, Personna International CZ, s.r.o. (part of the Edgewell Group) decided to establish a charitable fund whose mission is to permanently support various publicly beneficial activities, especially in Teplice and its surroundings. As part of the Fund’s main programme, the commitment and involvement of their employees in charitable activities is also supported .
Fond Materialise
Materialise, which deals with the realization of prototypes of individual models and small-volume series of parts, has decided to support various public benefit activities in Ústí nad Labem and its surroundings through its fund. It aims to contribute to the development of local communities and improve the quality of life in the region.
The Beran Insulation Fund
It was 1999 when the Beran family founded one of the first companies in Ústí nad Labem specialising in the regeneration of residential buildings. Today it employs dozens of people and carries out projects all over the world. Yet it is still a family-run business with charity in mind. The funds are directed to help the visually impaired and support active people in the Ústí nad Labem region.
Ústí Aperam, a leading processor of stainless steel, has established its donor fund in 2024 to support public benefit activities in Ústí and its surroundings. As part of its strategy, it prioritises funding for non-profit organisations in which its employees are involved.
Fond Surgipa Medical
Daniel Bouška, the managing director of Surgipa Medical in Ústí nad Labem, decided years ago to set up his charitable fund at our foundation. It aims to help those who are trying to make a positive impact on their neighbourhood and contribute to the development of their local community.
NYYLO Fund
In 2013, NYYLO a.s. decided to expand the ranks of our donors and established its charitable NYYLO Fund. Its aim is to permanently support various public benefit activities in the Ústí nad Labem region with an emphasis on supporting issues that are currently troubling the region.
Satisfied Jan Sláma, co-owner of NYYLO a.s., which manages the donor fund for the foundation.
In 2023, in cooperation with the management of the Zoological Garden Ústí nad Labem, we established a fund. Its aim is to make the Zoo premises more attractive thanks to donations from legal and natural persons, to improve the living conditions of the animals kept at the Zoo, or to expand the breeding of animals with new species.
The UJEP Fund was established in 2024 and is one of the tools for raising and managing donations to the University of Ústí nad Labem. Its aim is to support the development of talents from among the students, male and female employees of the University.
It is not a new thing to make the leaning tower of the Church of the Assumption of the Virgin Mary in Ústí nad Labem accessible and thus enable a visit to this unique building. Václav Houfek, the director of the Museum of the City of Ústí nad Labem, already in 2010 in a report by the Wandering Camera about the leaning tower spoke about the fact that it is seriously considering its accessibility. Since 2015, we have been trying to develop this idea and give it a concrete shape.