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Eurofins Foundation Grant Program

Eurofins Foundation

Applications are open from March to September each year. The current deadline for applications has been set at 1st September 2026 at 5pm CET. However, we strongly advise you to not wait for the deadline and to apply as soon as possible.

We are assessing applications on an ongoing rolling basis. Please note, even in this event, all grant decisions will be communicated during the first half of December.

Exclusions

1. Commercial sponsorship requests, sponsoring of sports or cultural events, sponsoring of fundraising activities for NGOs and other charitable causes;

2. Projects still in a scoping/interview phase;

3. Projects previously submitted and rejected, or which failed to provide the requested impact report for any current or past projects supported by the Eurofins Foundation;

4. Organisations which were previously supported by the Eurofins Foundation and have failed to provide the requested impact report;

5. Projects/ charities directly affiliated with any political or religious organisation or actively promoting any particular faith or ideology;

6. Organisations with overhead ratios higher than 20%. Overheads include such items as HR, advertising, and fundraising campaigns, but do not include the costs of staff working directly on projects. The overhead ratio is a total of these costs expressed as a percentage of all the funds received by the organisation.

7. Incomplete submissions, including missing documents.

AI Based Application Success Predictor

1. Strong alignment with the Eurofins Foundation objectives (Highest Predictor ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐)

This is the most important selection criterion.

Competitive projects should clearly support one or more of the Foundation's objectives, including:

Global health
Food and product safety
Environmental protection
Scientific education
Community well-being
Public health initiatives
Sustainability

Projects that align with two or more Foundation objectives receive additional consideration.

2. Clear, measurable, and lasting impact (Highest Predictor ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐)

The Foundation prioritizes projects that demonstrate:

Significant community benefit
Long-term sustainability
Measurable outcomes
Lasting positive impact
Tangible improvements for beneficiaries

Projects should explain both the immediate and long-term benefits of the proposed work.

3. Clearly defined need and effective use of funds (Highest Predictor ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐)

Competitive applications clearly describe:

The problem being addressed
Why the project is needed
Expected outcomes
How requested funding will be used efficiently

The Foundation specifically requires applicants to explain the project's need, impact, and effective use of funds.

4. Strong methodology and feasible implementation (Very High Predictor ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐)

Successful proposals include:

Well-defined objectives
Appropriate methodology
Realistic timeline
Achievable milestones
Practical implementation plan

The Steering Committee explicitly evaluates whether the proposed methodology is sufficiently detailed and appropriate.

5. Innovation and sustainable approach (Very High Predictor ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐)

Competitive projects often demonstrate:

Innovative solutions
Sustainable practices
Prevention-focused interventions
Scientific or technological innovation
Long-term environmental or health benefits

Projects emphasizing sustainability are viewed favorably.

6. Inclusion, diversity, and prevention (Very High Predictor ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐)

The Foundation gives enhanced consideration to projects that:

Reduce inequalities
Promote diversity
Improve inclusion
Use prevention and education
Reach underserved populations

These themes are specifically highlighted during Steering Committee review.

7. Organizational capability and track record (Very High Predictor ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐)

Applicants should demonstrate:

At least 24 months of operational history
Effective management of previous projects
Capacity to deliver the proposed work
Successful management of international grants (where applicable)

Organizations with a proven record of delivering impactful projects are more competitive.

8. Financial sustainability and co-funding (High Predictor ⭐⭐⭐⭐☆)

Competitive applications demonstrate that:

The Foundation's grant represents no more than 25% of project costs
Additional funding sources are available
The project can continue beyond the Foundation's contribution

The Steering Committee considers whether the organization can secure complementary funding and sustain project progress.

9. Well-justified budget and efficient resource utilization (High Predictor ⭐⭐⭐⭐☆)

Successful proposals include:

Realistic budgets
Clear cost justification
Efficient allocation of resources
Low administrative overhead

The Foundation generally limits organizational overhead and expects grant funds to be directed primarily toward project activities.

10. Compliance with eligibility and reporting requirements (High Predictor ⭐⭐⭐⭐☆)

Competitive applicants must:

Be legally registered nonprofits or eligible organizations
Submit complete applications
Meet all eligibility requirements
Agree to provide impact reports after project completion

Failure to meet reporting or eligibility requirements can affect both current and future funding eligibility.

Specialties

Others

Eligibility Requirements

1. The organisation implementing the project is legally registered and has an activities track record of at least 24 months;

2. The project is 9-12 months in duration (this period can be part of a multi-year project) and will be implemented between Q4 2026 and Q4 2027;

3. The project is impactful and aligned with the objectives of the Foundation;

4. The project description must clearly mention the needs it addresses, its positive impact and the effective use of the funds;

5. The requested funding represents a maximum of 25% of the total costs of the project, including staff costs if applicable. The grant request can also not exceed €25,000;

6. Only one application per calendar year per organisation will be accepted.

Sponsor Details

Sponsor Institute/Organizations: Eurofins Foundation

Sponsor Type: Corporate/Non-Profit

Address: Val Fleuri 23, 1526 Luxembourg City

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