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Deutscher Engagementpreis
Neustrelitz, DEImpact-drivenFoundationSocial ImpactDemocracy & Public Goods
Impact2Sustainability Goals
Employees1
Founded2009
LocationNeustrelitz
About Deutscher Engagementpreis
The Deutscher Engagementpreis serves as the central umbrella award for charitable work in Germany. For over 15 years, the organization has honored the diversity of voluntary and civic engagement by consolidating the recognition of over 650 other honorary awards. Through an annual competition cycle featuring an expert jury and public voting, the initiative highlights dedicated individuals, initiatives, and projects. The organization is supported by the Deutsche Stiftung für Engagement und Ehrenamt (DSEE).
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Sustainability Goals
Partnerships for the Goals
Strengthening Networks for Civic Engagement
The Deutscher Engagementpreis acts as a central platform that consolidates over 650 honorary awards, fostering connections between diverse civil society initiatives and enhancing their visibility.
Peace, Justice & Strong Institutions
Fostering a Vibrant Civil Society
By publicly honoring voluntary efforts, the organization promotes active civic participation and strengthens the social fabric, which is foundational to stable and inclusive democratic institutions.
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Q1What is the Deutscher Engagementpreis?+
The Deutscher Engagementpreis serves as the central umbrella award for charitable work in Germany. For over 15 years, the organization has honored the diversity of voluntary and civic engagement by consolidating the recognition of over 650 other honorary awards.
Q2How does the competition cycle work?+
The annual competition cycle consists of four phases: the nomination of candidates by existing prize organizers in the spring, a selection process by an expert jury in late summer, a public voting phase in the autumn, and a festive award ceremony in Berlin.
Q3What do the winners receive?+
Winners of the competition receive a prize of 10,000 euros along with a promotional short film highlighting their specific efforts.
Q4Who supports the organization?+
The initiative is supported by the Deutsche Stiftung für Engagement und Ehrenamt (DSEE), which acts as the initiator.
