The animal-assisted therapies of the programme Op de Patten help children overcome traumatic experiences with the help of donkeys, horses, guinea pigs, and other animal friends.

During a ceremony on March 28th, 2023 the second annual Science for Society Prize was awarded to the Research Luxembourg COVID-19 Task Force, represented by Prof. Paul Wilmes of the University of Luxembourg.

Un portrait présumé de Jean de La Fontaine, par l'artiste Gabriel Revel (1643-1712).

Acquisitions 2024

En 2022, deux dons ont été faits au musée des Beaux-Arts d'Orléans.

Palma le Jeune (c1548-1628), La Naissance de la Vierge

The Foundation awards annual scholarships to students residing in Luxembourg, enrolled in at least their second year of higher education, and pursuing studies in Architecture or Fine Arts leading to a recognised higher education degree.

The Foundation awards annual scholarships to students residing in Luxembourg, enrolled in at least their second year of higher education, and pursuing studies in Architecture or Fine Arts leading to a recognised higher education degree.

Depuis 2022, la Fondation Mazalbert soutient les activités du théâtre Etty Hillesum, situé dans la ville mixte de Ramla. Le théâtre propose des formations liés aux métiers du théâtre pour des adolescents en difficulté.

The Prix Alice Wolzfeld et Jos Wolzfeld is awarded annually to exceptional students from the Lycée Classique d'Echternach.