Established by Act of July 2, 1996 and acknowledged by State, the Heritage Foundation, since 202, took action on behalf of more than 2,200 places of worship (churches, chapels, temples, synagogues ...) Learn more about the Heritage Foundation
See the figures that aid religious heritage:
FOCUS ON SALES LAUNCHED FOR RELIGIOUS HERITAGE
(OR 74% OF TOTAL ASSOCIATIVE AND PUBLIC PROJECTS SUPPORTED BY THE FOUNDATION SINCE 2002)
A. TYPES OF PROJECTS SUPPORTED
• church: 69%
• Chapel: 19%
• Goods: 5%
• Calvary: 3%
• Temple: 2%
• Ages: 1% •
synagogue
1% B. NATURE OF PROJECT SPONSORS
• common: 86%
• organizations: • 13%
intercommunalities: 1%
C. UNDER PROTECTION OF HISTORICAL MONUMENTS
• Unprotected: 75% •
listed as a Extra 19%
• classified: 6%
D. SIZE OF JOINT PROJECTS ARE LOCATED
• nearly 45% of communes have fewer than 500 inhabitants
• over 75% of municipalities have less than 2000 inhabitants
E. TOTAL AMOUNT OF WORK SUPPORTED
• 2010: € 64,000,000
F. NUMBER OF JOBS CREATED OR RETAINED IN THE BUILDING (INSEE)
• 2010: 1895 jobs a year
G. BALANCE OF SUBSCRIPTION ENDED
• number of Subscriptions launched since 2002: 2200
• number of sales completed: 730
DATA ON 730 SUBSCRIPTION ONS COMPLETED:
• total amount of work done: € 63,800,000
• total amount collected: 6300 € 000
• average amount of work per project: € 87 400 •
average amount collected: € 8 750
• input through the collection in relation to work: 10%
GRANTS FOR RELIGIOUS HERITAGE
When the subscription has reached at least 5% of the amount of work, the Heritage Foundation is the abundance of a grant. It is funded through a grant paid by the state under the vacant successions, and partnerships with local authorities (regional councils, county councils and intercommunal).
GRANTS TO 730 SUBSCRIPTION ONS COMPLETED:
• average amount of subsidy: 7 000 €
• Average intake of the subsidy in relation to work: 8%
• average amount of support from the Foundation (subscription + Grant): € 15 750 - 18% of the cost work.
PATRONAGE BETTENCOURT
In late 2003, Liliane Bettencourt and Andrew were donating one million euros to the Heritage Foundation.
From 2005 to 2010, the Foundation Bettencourt-Schueller awarded aid of 700 000 € at the Heritage Foundation, 40 000 € in 2010.
latter decided to dedicate these sponsorships to backup and enhancement of religious buildings are not protected by the state under the Historic Monuments (exception), and whose project management was provided by a local authority or association.
Through these sponsorships, 140 operations for safeguarding the religious have been sustained from 2004 to 2010.
• average amount of support from the PDF (subscription + patronage Liliane Bettencourt and Andrew and the Fondation Bettencourt-Schueller): 24%
ACTION OF JEWISH HERITAGE AND PROTESTANT
Each year since 2005, the Foundation national heritage endows a budget specifically dedicated to the preservation and enhancement of Jewish heritage and Protestant. As with other types of heritage, these grants are conditional on the success of public subscriptions. Projects are subject to the approval of a steering committee chaired by the Heritage Foundation, and composed of eminent persons from both communities.
These funds have to date to support 60 operations, amounting to 47 for the heritage of 13 Protestant and Jewish heritage.
STEERING COMMITTEE FOR THE SAFEGUARDING OF PROTESTANT
Committee chaired by Hans GUGGENBUHL
COLLANGES Jean-François (Union of Protestant Churches of Alsace and Lorraine), Alain Duhamel (RTL), Antoine Durrleman (Court of Auditors), Frédérique HEBRARD Pierre JOXE (Constitutional Council), Catherine LALUMIERE (Maison de l'Europe, Paris), J-Thierry du Pasquier (Society of History of French Protestantism), Robert Werner.
STEERING COMMITTEE FOR THE SAFETY OF JEWISH HERITAGE
Committee chaired by Hans GUGGENBUHL
Claude Bloch, Leon CLIGMAN (INDRECO Chairman), Roger Cukierman (Honorary Chairman of the Board of Deputies Jewish Institutions in France), Serge Klarsfeld (President of the Sons and Daughters of Deported Jews of France), Jean-Claude Kuperminc (curator of the library and archives Head Librarian), Jean-Pierre Lambert (Vice-President of B'nai B'rith of France), Salomon Levy Max libration, Joel Mergui (President of the Central Consistory), Jean-Pierre MEYERS (Vice-Chairman of L'Oreal), Max Polonovski (Chief Curator of Heritage Museum Director Plans-reliefs), Richard Prasquier (Chairman of Representative Council of Jewish Institutions in France), Gilbert ROOS (Honorary Consul of Israel), Ady Steg (Chairman of the Alliance Israelite Universelle).
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