"Why does one establish a foundation? For reasons of charity or as an expression of gratitude for all the success one has had? As a reminder to future generations or to ensure the lasting remembrance of one's name? All of these reasons may have had some influence on the decision, however the strongest motivation was the desire to support and foster special matters of concern.
Anyone whose economic success becomes public faces all kinds of requests of support for projects in various areas. Some can be responded to, yet many have to remain unfulfilled, on the one hand because one's means are not enough, on the other hand because there are some projects that one feels reluctant to support. |
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| A foundation adds structure to the philanthropic spirit. A foundation has policies that define the main activities to be sponsored, and it has a board that controls expenses. In our case, it is all about the support of science and culture, churches and social commitment.
All of these are still lofty goals, but in all the areas mentioned, we already have achieved quite a bit." Professor Dr.-Ing. Berthold Leibinger
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