M. Corp. Foundation
Give more than you have received
A Belgian private foundation — humanist and universalist — serving Art, Sport and Culture, in the spirit of “Art accessible to all”.
A word from the Founder
Vittorio Mettewie
Founder of the Foundation
“Always strive to give more than you have received…” This is one of the family values passed on to the entrepreneur Vittorio Mettewie, Founder of the Foundation, which he is committed to perpetuating — through the Foundation, among other means.
“This is an important commitment, and a difficult one to honour when, as a child and a teenager, one has received so much culture, travel, love, values and kindness in general… and this despite a turbulent and difficult character.”
“Family — in the broad sense —, team sports and the arts in all their forms (music, but also painting, sculpture, architecture) are all elements that made me who I am today. A universalist human being…”
To be a universalist human being is to define oneself first and foremost by what connects human beings rather than by what separates them. It is to consider that dignity, culture and creation belong to all of humanity, and that our origins and our convictions alike are riches to be shared. Nourished by family, travel, sport — team sport in particular — and the arts in all their forms, the universalist looks upon the world with an open mind: a citizen of the world, responsible towards others, placing culture, art and solidarity at the service of what is common to all.
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Where to begin?
Our mission
Helping and supporting those who refuse to accept failure as inevitable, through financial funding and professional mentoring.
The Foundation 02Get support
Do you have a project in Art, Sport or Culture? Discover how to apply for our support.
I have a project 03Donate
Directly support young artists, sports clubs and meaningful cultural projects.
ContributeOur areas of action
Art, Sport, Culture
The Foundation supports concrete projects, primarily in three areas of action.
Sport & Community
Sport as a driver of inclusion
Culture / Music
Patronage in the service of creation
Art