Nominative grant to the Els Joncs Foundation 2025
Official name: Nominative grant to the Els Joncs Foundation 2025.
Summary
This grant is aimed at legal persons that do not develop economic activity. Scope: Girona. Budget: 10.000 €. The application process is done electronically. Direct award: granted without a public competitive process.
What is this grant about?
This aid has already been awarded, so it is not a call to which you can apply. The Salt City Council has assigned a subsidy of 10,000 euros to the Fundació Els Joncs for 2025. It is a delivery of money without a refund being required and is intended for non-profit organizations that do not develop economic activity, within the field of social services and social promotion in Girona. The publication only fulfills an obligation of transparency.
Plain-language summary generated with AI from official data. It may contain errors: always check the governing rules before applying.
Issuing agency
SALT — SALT CITY COUNCIL
Scope
Girona
Category
Recipients
LEGAL PERSONS THAT DO NOT DEVELOP ECONOMIC ACTIVITY
More information
Deadlines
| Publication date | March 13, 2026 |
| Application start date | Not available |
| Application end date | Not available |
Full information
| Administration | Local |
| Call type | Direct award: granted without a public competitive process |
| Purpose | Social Services and Social Promotion |
| Economic sector | HEALTH AND SOCIAL SERVICES ACTIVITIES; Q - EDUCATION |
| Last database update | September 7, 2026 |
Who can apply for this grant?
- LEGAL PERSONS THAT DO NOT DEVELOP ECONOMIC ACTIVITY
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The full requirements may vary. Check the governing rules and the official portal to confirm all requirements.
Financial information
| Total budget | 10.000 € |
| Grant format | SUBSIDY AND MONEY DELIVERY WITHOUT COMPENSATION |
The exact amount may vary depending on your specific case. Always check the governing rules before applying.
Documents
Governing rules
Agreement regulating a nominative subsidy between the Salt City Council and the Els Joncs Foundation.