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Stiftung Deutsche Sporthilfe

German non-profit foundation that has supported young and elite athletes since 1967.

Last updated September 15, 2026

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Overview

Stiftung Deutsche Sporthilfe is a German non-profit foundation that, since 1967, has supported young and elite athletes on their way to major successes, describing itself as the most important private sports funding initiative in Germany. It supports athletes financially and with career planning and personality development, and states that around 4,000 athletes benefit annually from its funding, including 2,000 young talents.

History

Stiftung Deutsche Sporthilfe states that it has supported young and elite athletes since 1967. It describes itself as the most important private sports funding initiative in Germany and says it uses responsible and creative funding concepts that are continuously adapted to athletes' circumstances. It supports athletes financially and in career planning and personality development. According to the foundation, around 4,000 athletes benefit annually from its funding, of which 2,000 are young talents. It also states that supported athletes are involved in 90 percent of German successes at international competitions, including 302 gold medals at Olympic Games and 374 gold medals at Paralympic Games.

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The most important private sports funding initiative in Germany.

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