Friedberger Anlage 27
60316 Frankfurt
Germany
- Arts
- International/Cultural relations
- Youth and education
The Sir Peter Ustinov Foundation had been founded by Sir Peter and his son Igor Ustinov in 1999 to organize the work of Sir Peter as a UNICEF Ambassadors for over 30 years and his actions for children in need in a sustainable manner, especially through the access to education so that the kids get a chance to create their own independent life and fate.
6 Board Members, 2 Vorstands, 8 employees (2 full-time, 6 part-time, 2 students) 1.5 Mio. Euro from donations - direct mailing, monthly givers, legacies, online campaigns, CSR programs, sponsorings Supporting project partners at sight, Ustinov Awards, Ustinov scholarships Many - depends on the project. General strategy: We focus on our strength (sustainable education) and for everything else, like building projects, we cooperate with partners like Ingenieure ohne Grenzen etc.
1) Help for children in need. Focus on access to education 2) Supporting the network of public Peter Ustinov schools in Germany in our shared focus on creativity, diversity and social responsibility 3) Supporting young creative (outstanding) talents in the Ustinov fields Film, Theatre and Opera (pre-professional, age group 12-18y) through our own Ustinov Theatre Schools or Ustinov Opera Schools in various German cities (and London), run jointly with specialists partners like the local Opera House etc.
We can, will and we are looking forward to contribute to the overall Anna Lindh Network with our brand "Ustinov", our access to lots of international partners, institutions or even high-ranking personalities and with our credible focus on education, diversity (prejudice awareness) and creativity. Additionally we are "enforced" by our sister units the Ustinov College at the University of Durham, the Ustinov Institute in Vienna (anti-prejudice "think tank") and the Ustinov Prejudice Awareness Forum (international web-based exchange platform for all scientists, experts, politicians, journalists and like-minded people in their efforts against prejudices)
The key for a "better" world is cooperation and using everyones resources much more efficiant for good.