Robert and Margret Krick Foundation

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The Robert and Margret Krick Foundation was founded in 1992 by Robert and Margret Krick . The foundation supports charitable institutions for youth and elderly care, public health - especially cancer prevention - and welfare to support people in need in the city of Würzburg .

Funded institutions

The following projects / institutions, among others, were supported by the Robert and Margret Krick Foundation:

  • Foundation of the Robert-Krick-Wohnstift: Seniorenwohnstift with 84 apartments on Sonnenstraße in Würzburg. This represented the economically most important donation in the history of the Citizens Hospital for the Holy Spirit in Würzburg.
  • Expansion of Villa Kunterbunt: Accommodation for parents of seriously ill children near the University Clinic Würzburg
  • Inpatient hospice of the Juliusspital
  • Support in the creation of 13 new care places in the old people's home Ehehaltenhaus / St. Nikolaus of the Citizens Hospital Foundation and the "Hans Franke" ward in the geriatric rehabilitation clinic of the Citizens Hospital Foundation's geriatric center
  • Support of the Christiane Herzog outpatient clinic and new therapeutic approaches in brain tumor treatment
  • Support with the renewal of the organ in the St. Nikolaus Chapel of the Ehehaltenhaus in Würzburg
  • Support of the street social work of the Diakonie, the association "Aktive Hilfe eV" and the self-help association
  • Foundation of the so-called Krick pavilion at the child and adolescent psychiatry of the Würzburg University Hospital (overnight accommodation for parents)

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Large donation from Robert and Margret Krick to the Bürgerspital Foundation , at wuerzburg.de, accessed on January 9, 2014
  2. ^ Robert Krick Wohnstift , at buregerspital.de, accessed on January 9, 2014
  3. ↑ 20,000 euros donation for hospice on juliusspital.de from November 20, 2013, accessed on January 8, 2014