Hermann und Christel Fuchs-Stiftung

1 The foundation aims exclusively for charitable and benevolent purposes within the meaning of the Swiss legal system and within the meaning of the section "Tax-privileged purposes" of the German tax code. 2,, In particular, these are: a. ,, supporting young people in their training, further education and training; b. ,, the support of socially disadvantaged people in old age, especially when they need care at home, in old people's homes, nursing homes or during hospice stays; c. ,, support for socially disadvantaged and / or handicapped, demented or chronically ill people as well as relief for families with relatives with a disability, dementia or chronic illness; d. ,, the support of social projects, medical research and science as well as amalgamation of conventional medicine, homeopathy and naturopathy into one unit; e. ,, the promotion and implementation of animal welfare as well as ensuring and improving the keeping and living conditions of animals; f. ,, the support and promotion of cultural projects of all kinds as well as support for young, talented artists up to the age of 30; g. ,, the support of institutions that advocate the aforementioned concerns. 3,, The foundation operates in Switzerland, Germany and the rest of Europe. 4,, The foundation does not pursue any commercial purposes and does not seek any profit. 5,, The foundation does not pursue any self-help purposes. The founder and relatives of the founder and persons close to her are not entitled to any support payments from the foundation. 6,, The details of the beneficiary are regulated in foundation regulations. As long as there are no regulations, the Board of Trustees decides at its due discretion on the award of foundation services within the framework of the foundation's purpose. 7,, The Board of Trustees has the right to make changes to the purpose and the deed of foundation by unanimous resolution. Art. 85 and 86 ZGB are taken into account. If the changes can affect the tax exemption of the foundation (in Switzerland and Germany), they must be submitted to the responsible tax authorities for comment. 8,, No person may benefit from expenses that are not related to the purpose of the foundation or from disproportionately high remuneration.