CAF World Giving Insights: French & American giving last year—and going further together in 2026
As the year draws to a close, we take a closer look at how French and American generosity has evolved last year. In partnership with
Fondation de la Catho de Lille supports the Catholic University of Lille as well as its students. Its mission is to offer the resources needed to facilitate the development of both the student body and the school, furthering the values that the school embodies.
The foundation defines its action with the university around two objectives: strengthening the cultural, intercultural, ethical, and societal role of the Catholic University of Lille; and supporting, by all possible means, the activities of general interest in teaching, training and education, research, healthcare, and social and medico-social support, while respecting the founding principles to which the university adheres.
The foundation also supports all philanthropic activities of the Catholic University of Lille and oversees seven sheltered foundations, all united by a shared commitment to promoting social, educational, and solidarity-driven causes.
Fondation de la Catho de Lille is also committed to offer the university’s students the best resources to thrive in a healthy learning environment. They also aim to provide several mechanisms that bring to life the values of the school, contributing to student campus life through:
By donating to Fondation de la Catho de Lille, you can contribute to advancing the Catholic University of Lille’s values, supporting both the student body and the school.
Your donations will contribute to:
As the year draws to a close, we take a closer look at how French and American generosity has evolved last year. In partnership with
As French-American philanthropy continues to grow, so do the opportunities to make a meaningful impact through international giving. For donors seeking innovative approaches to shared
Friends of Fondation de France had the pleasure of joining Rick Peck on last week’s episode of his podcast, Money to Give, which explores the