The Maison des Combremonts Fund is committed to serving the common good of the municipality of Valbroye and Combremont-le-Moyen, pursuing three complementary objectives:

• Preserve the cantonal historical heritage by enhancing sites with strong symbolic value and local memory landmarks.
• Support economic and social development through employment by promoting local initiatives, new forms of work, and territorially anchored projects.
• Assist people with disabilities, addictions, or mental health disorders by fostering their inclusion, recovery, and active participation in social life.

The Pax Europa Fund works for peace in Ukraine and reconciliation between the Swiss Confederation and the Russian World through three objectives: supporting civilian victims, reviving cultural and historical ties, and establishing strategic dialogue.A dedicated center offering remembrance, mediation, and commitment for a united Europe in peace.

The Mobile Embassy Fund develops an autonomous and automated vehicle designed to extend the Foundation’s mission to populations distant from activity centers. Conceived as a mobile embassy, this van ensures a constant link with communities, providing a physical, symbolic, and operational presence wherever the Foundation cannot be permanently established.
Its objective is to bridge distances, strengthen inclusion, and guarantee access to the benefits of the Foundation, even in remote territories.The vehicle serves as a mobile interface for dialogue, support, and assistance, upholding the values of neutrality, hospitality, and human dignity.

The Wingsuit Swiss Academy Fund promotes the practice of human flight in Switzerland through three objectives: ensuring a safe transition to BASE jumping, initiating new practitioners within a structured framework capable of inspiring vocations aligned with the requirements of the armed forces, and developing a national center of excellence through the Swiss Wingsuit Team.A dedicated center provides training, supervision, and innovation, making wingsuit flying a safer, more accessible, and higher-performing discipline.
The Foundation also supports the development of an immersive Wingsuit VR wind tunnel, enabling training in simulated conditions, as well as the use of FPV wings as tools for monitoring, recording, and pedagogical progress.

The Dune.University Fund works to establish Frank Herbert’s Dune and his son’s continuation as a treasure of science fiction and a key to understanding reality.Through publications, conferences, annotated editions, and academic research, it highlights the philosophical, ecological, and geopolitical depth of this visionary saga, and encourages its study as a mirror of contemporary challenges.

The Biotope à Rat Fund creates a sanctuary space for these often denigrated, misunderstood animals, or those used as test subjects.It promotes a new relationship between humans and rats, based on respect, observation, and cohabitation.
This experimental sanctuary explores an interspecies symbiosis, where rats are no longer laboratory objects but partners in a living balance.By integrating zootherapy approaches, the Foundation also recognizes the ability of rats to actively participate in care and psychological support processes, establishing a therapeutic bond mutually beneficial for both humans and animals.