A Chacun son Cap
The association offers sailing trips to children, adolescents and young adults suffering from cancer, to “throw the disease overboard”.
A 2nd call for projects for the Endowment Fund
In 2025, the Crédit Mutuel Arkéa Endowment Fund is launching its second call for projects on the theme of “Culture & Inclusion”.
Entitled "Culture and Inclusion," this competition is reserved for non-profit organizations (associations under the 1901 law), social and solidarity economy businesses with fewer than 10 employees, cooperatives, local authorities, public institutions, etc.
The projects submitted must:
- be in the cultural field, regardless of the discipline or field,
- have an impact on the vitality of Crédit Mutuel Arkéa's historical territories (Côtes-d'Armor, Finistère, Ille-et-Vilaine, Morbihan, Aquitaine, Charente, Gironde, Dordogne),
- have a societal impact by making culture accessible to an audience usually far from cultural facilities, offerings, or activities (for example, by including people in vulnerable situations, those living in remote areas, etc.).
THE SPONSOR: JEAN CHRISTOPHE SPINOSI
A musician with a simultaneously modern and baroque approach, the deeply humanist conductor Jean-Christophe Spinosi enjoys a brilliant international career.
At the head of his Ensemble Matheus, he creates numerous atypical and unique projects blending the baroque repertoire with contemporary music and street artists.
In 2024, he conducted the orchestra at the closing ceremony of the Olympic Games and the opening ceremony of the Paris 2024 Paralympic Games, notably reviving La Marseillaise in a rearranged version.
In Brest, he also created a project that was unique in France: the "lycée-opéra." For one academic year, he transformed a vocational high school into a veritable opera house, bringing high school students to the main stage of the Quartz.
THE SPONSOR: JEAN CHRISTOPHE SPINOSI
A musician with a simultaneously modern and baroque approach, the deeply humanist conductor Jean-Christophe Spinosi enjoys a brilliant international career.
At the head of his Ensemble Matheus, he creates numerous atypical and unique projects blending the baroque repertoire with contemporary music and street artists.
In 2024, he conducted the orchestra at the closing ceremony of the Olympic Games and the opening ceremony of the Paris 2024 Paralympic Games, notably reviving La Marseillaise in a rearranged version.
In Brest, he also created a project that was unique in France: the "lycée-opéra." For one academic year, he transformed a vocational high school into a veritable opera house, bringing high school students to the main stage of the Quartz.
Call for projects calendar
Discover the winners of the 2024 call for projects
Comme les autres
The association seeks to improve the life course of people with motor disabilities following an accident.
Loudéac Olympique Sporting Club
The club wishes to perpetuate its adapted section to allow people with disabilities to play sports.
Hennebont Tennis de table
The club wishes to strengthen the accessibility of this discipline to make it a vector of education, integration and therapy.
Association La Brise
She supports children in palliative care and their families and offers them adapted sports activities.
Maison Symbiose
She supports women with cancer, to enable them to continue their lives more peacefully, particularly through sport.
HDC Foot fauteuil Sud Médoc
The association wishes to launch an electric wheelchair football team for young people, in addition to its adult team.
Tardoire Athlétic Club
The club wishes to open a trail section for young people and must therefore train supervisors and acquire the necessary equipment.
Association Drop de béton
The association uses rugby to promote the social and professional integration of people in difficulty.
Association Médoc Enfance Handicap
It offers sporting activities accessible to all disabilities to relieve families of isolation due in particular to disability.
USB Rugby
The club launched a citizen rugby project to introduce young people aged 10 to 14 from priority neighborhoods to the sport.
