The foundation pursues the following non-profit purposes in the public interest of Switzerland, the canton, and the city of Bern: The financing and preservation of historically valuable buildings in the old town of Bern and of park facilities in the city of Bern. Providing contributions to the Dählhölzli zoo and the Botanical Garden Bern foundation, or to the city of Bern to promote the Botanical Garden Bern. Providing contributions to promote the voluntary fire department of the city of Bern. Providing contributions to tax-exempt, non-profit institutions in the fields of culture, education (particularly training in construction-related industries), medicine (particularly cancer research and cardiology), and welfare, as well as to individuals who have made outstanding contributions in these fields. Promoting medical research and its application, as well as promoting medical rehabilitation. Promoting projects that make aging worthwhile, including supporting people with dementia and developing new forms of housing and care for people with dementia. The foundation can also provide cost contributions to sick and/or elderly people. Improving the living conditions and prospects of children and families in difficult situations. The foundation is committed to co-financing urgent medical treatments and the education of children from such families. Promoting projects for sustainable nature and animal conservation, particularly the training, education, and therapy of children and young people. Within the framework of its purpose, the foundation can acquire, sell, and manage properties, plots of land, and participations in Switzerland. The foundation has a non-profit character and does not pursue any commercial purpose.
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