Fondation du Patrimoine
Non-profit OrganizationsÎle-de-France, France201-500 Employees
Fondation du Patrimoine is a French non-profit organization established by law in 1996 to promote and raise funds for the restoration of public and private heritage, with a focus on safeguarding rural heritage not covered by the State. It supports a wide range of local heritage—such as houses, churches, bridges, mills, and industrial sites—and partners with public owners, local representatives, and associations to finance projects, while enabling private landowners to reduce taxation on all or part of their restoration work. The foundation mobilizes sponsorship from international and local firms to support its conservation activities. The organization is based in Neuilly-sur-Seine, Île-de-france, France, at 153 Bis Avenue Charles de Gaulle, and it employs about 201-500 people; reported revenue is in the range of $1 million to $10 million. In 2026, it launched Heritage Pass, an annual card granting access to nearly 500 monuments, castles, museums, and gardens across France, including several sites in Île-de-France, and it has pursued partnerships with entities such as Dan Alexander & Co. and Autodesk to advance preservation projects.
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