Transparency
Transparency
Transparency is of central importance to us. We regularly provide updates on our project work and publications, summarize key developments in our annual report, and disclose our finances in balance sheets and income statements.
The Amadeu Antonio Foundation follows the voluntary commitment of the Initiative for a Transparent Civil Society and, in line with its guidelines, publishes the following information:
1. Name, Seat and Foundation
- Name: Amadeu Antonio Foundation (in German: Amadeu Antonio Stiftung)
- Seat: Heidelberg
- Office address: Novalisstraße 12, 10115 Berlin
- Year of foundation: 2002
- Contact person: Lars Repp
2. Statutes and Objectives
3. Tax-exempt Status
According to the most recent statement by the Berlin tax office (FA Berlin Körperschaften I) on June 3, 2024, in accordance with § 5 Abs. 1 Nr. 9 KStG and § 3 Nr. 6 GewStG, the Amadeu Antonio Foundation, tax number 27/643/06536, is exempt from both corporate income tax and commercial taxes. This is because the Foundation serves exclusively charitable purposes in alignment with §§ 51 ff. AO.
4. Names and Positions of Important Decisionmakers
Please refer to this page for information on the foundation's leadership.
5. Activity Report
- Annual Report 2023 (from pg. 20) - currently only availalbe in German
6. Personnel Structure
The Amadeu Antonio Foundation employed an average of 95 staff members (full-time equivalent) in 2023, including three board members.
7. Details on the Origin of Funds and
8. the Allocation of Funds
- Balance Sheet, Profit and Loss Statement 2022 - currently only available in German
9. Affiliations with Third Parties
CRI – Civic Research and Innovation gGmbH, based in Jena, is a wholly-owned subsidiary of the Amadeu Antonio Foundation.
Additionally, the Amadeu Antonio Foundation holds a 50 percent stake in Müritzbrücke GmbH, based in Waren an der Müritz.
10. Names of legal entities whose annual contributions exceed 10 percent of the total annual budget
Approximately 14 percent of the total annual budget in 2022 was derived from grants provided by the Federal Ministry for Family Affairs, Senior Citizens, Women and Youth (BMFSFJ) for the promotion of various projects, such as 'Debunk – Countering Conspiracy-Theory Antisemitism', 'Competence Network for the Prevention of Right-Wing Extremism', 'Addressing Anti-Feminism – Strengthening Democracy', and 'Good Gaming – Well Played Democracy'.
There were no payments from legal entities or private individuals in 2022 that accounted for more than 10 percent of annual revenue.
Please note that this is a courtesy translation. The German version of this website is the only binding version.