Hoffbauer Foundation
The Hoffbauer Foundation , founded as the Hoffbauer Foundation in Hermannswerder near Potsdam , was established by a notarial deed dated March 14 and April 9, 1901 by the widowed Clara Hoffbauer (1830–1909), née Becker, as a legal foundation within the meaning of § § 80 ff. BGB established. Inaugurated the Foundation on June 30, 1901 the anniversary was Hermann Hoff Bauer (1819-1884), the late husband Clara Hoff Bauer, the Foundation in 1878 in his will had committed with her. The foundation was established with a fortune of 6 million marks and several buildings on the Tornow, a peninsula in the south of Potsdam in the Templiner See . The peninsula on which the foundation site is located was renamed Hermannswerder .
The main activities of the foundation are the operation and maintenance of day-care centers, elementary schools, grammar schools (boarding high school: Evangelisches Gymnasium Hermannswerder ) and a youth welfare facility (oasis), technical schools and vocational schools for social professions and geriatric care schools, facilities for the accommodation, care and support of elderly and disabled people. The foundation is a partner in the sponsor of the Clara Hoffbauer University of Applied Sciences , the Evangelische Hochschule Potsdam gGmbH .
The foundation opened the first Protestant school in the new federal states. She received special attention when she accepted half a million euros as a gift from the Potsdam-Mittelmark district so that she could open a private high school in Teltow and thus relieve the district of 5 million that it would otherwise have had to spend on high school students.
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- ↑ Clara Hoffbauer . Published on Frauenorte-brandenburg.de. Accessed March 1, 2019.
- ^ Report of October 20, 2000 in the world
- ^ Message of September 27, 2007 in Rheinischer Merkur .
Coordinates: 52 ° 23 '1.5 " N , 13 ° 2' 6.9" E