SUPPORT THE SCHUMACHER SPROUTS

Inspired by Schumacher College in England, the Schumacher Sprouts in Belgium are developing workshops, conferences and outdoor university experiences centred on transition.

We adopt a pedagogy that mobilises the head, the heart and the hands, to nurture a sensitive understanding of the system Earth and develop concrete and collective capacities for resilience.

Since its creation in 2019, the Schumacher Sprouts ASBL has been running thanks to a large amount of voluntary work and the generous commitment of many people who, like you, choose to believe in the power of the collective.

The ecological, social and associative world is going through a difficult time and needs support. Today, with the equivalent of a single full-time salaried employee and no public subsidies, we are continuing to bring to life ambitious projects that promote community, transmission and life.

Your support is very precious and allows us to :

  • Make our courses accessible to as many people as possible

  • Support the creation of the Arbre qui Pousse Campus

  • Develop new living education projects

  • Design and offer new workshop formats

  • Support teachers and academics in transforming their courses

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Supporting us is contributing to the fulfilment of our mission, while making a joyful and coherent gesture: channelling your resources into a meaningful project rooted in shared values.

The Schumacher Sprouts benefit from the Friends of the Schumacher Sprouts Belgium Fund, managed by the King Baudouin Foundation. This fund makes it possible to receive tax-deductible donations from €40 (in Belgium).

By making a donation, you're helping to bring to life the things that are important to you. Every contribution counts.

The Friends of Schumacher Sprouts Belgium Fund was founded by philanthropic friends and is managed by the King Baudouin Foundation. Donations of €40 or more per year, made by donors whose tax residence is in Belgium and to the Foundation, benefit from a tax reduction of 45% of the amount actually paid (art. 145/33 CIR).