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Annual Report ”La Caixa” Foundation Tangible Results of Our Programmes 2014Annual Report ”la Caixa” Foundation Tangible results of our programmes 763,250 13,956 Beneficiaries 930 People with of programmes Social initiative 26,000 advanced for the elderly projects diseases attended Social homes 13,000 ”la Caixa” volunteers 18,405 Job placements 2,014,289 eduCaixa users 19,000,000 197 Invested ”la Caixa” in research 219 56,875 scholarships Children attended Projects to CaixaProinfancia restore natural areas 49,200 Visitors to the Palau Macaya 116,477 9,562,191 (estimate) Beneficiaries Children vaccinated 40,150 23 Activities International cooperation projects 2,407,199 Visitors to CaixaForum 739,649 Visitors to CosmoCaixa 1,500,000 31,237 Visitors to Spectators of travelling exhibitions participatory concerts 101,183 Children at the Hospital 98,236 CiberCaixa Participants in community activities 110 years of the Foundation 1904 1947 1985 Francesc Moragas founds the Caja de ”la Caixa”” acquires the Palau Macaya Start of the Contemporary Art Collection Pensiones para la Vejez 1949 1986 1907 Educational Institute for the Deaf & Dumb ”la Caixa” helps to integrate former inmates Construction of Cheap Housing and Blind at Palau Macaya 1989 1915 1955 New CaixaForum in Lleida First homage to the Elderly Inauguration of the Caja de Pensiones School Management of almost 100 libraries 1917 First social housing developments 1990 Maternal Works set up 1957 Caja de Ahorros y Pensiones de Barcelona 1918 Network of 20 libraries in the Balearic Islands is founded ”la Caixa” sets itself up to promote 1959 1991 charitable actions. This is the start of the Stock of 25,000 rented flats ”la Caixa” Foundation” is set up, resulting ”la Caixa” Foundation Maintenance and management of 91 libraries from the merger between the two older Integration of civil social organisations 1963 foundations 1920 Caja de Pensiones nursery school 1993 Santa Lucía shelter for the blind 1972 New CaixaForum in Palma de Mallorca Acquisition of Montepío de Santa Madrona 1st centre for the elderly in Barcelona First family concerts Montepío turned into the Catalan 1994 Institute for Women 1973 1st exhibition of work by Miquel Barceló Start of a programme of domestic care for 1921 at the ”la Caixa” centre in Felanitx the sick The Cambó Act to organise banks 1974 Start of the educational programme Aids, Educational Institute for the Deaf & knowing how to help Dumb and Blind First public lottery for rented flats 1995 Merger between Congregación de 1975 Creation of IrsiCaixa la Esperanza and Caja de Pensiones, 1st use of the name ”la Caixa” to sum up bringing the Casa de Receso and the brand 1st participative Messiah concert Monte de Piedad 1976 1996 1922 Redefinition of the Foundation’s work: 1st Festival of World Music Torre Bonica Sanatorium ”la Caixa” in schools and day centres for Start of the Babysitter Families programme Catalan Institute of Rehabilitation for the elderly 1997 the Mutilated 1977 IT classes for the elderly 1923 Palau Meca loaned to the Picasso Museum Support for Biomedical Research 1st library in Santa Coloma de Farners A Royal Decree establishes the regulations 1st International Cooperation programme 1926 for the governance bodies and functions 1999 of savings banks ”la Caixa” acquires the Palau Meca 1st training course for NGO managers 1978 1927 Start of the first programme focusing on 1st Festival of Ancient Music Immigration The Popular Library in Vielha opens Educalia, virtual educational community Guardian Angel Association for children's 1979 holiday camps The Palau Macaya opens as a cultural centre 2000 1928 1980 Stage 2000, music training 1st public library Sabadell The Serrano-60 hall opens in Madrid Grants for socio-cultural projects 1st programme of social microcredits 1929 1981 CosmoCaixa Madrid opens Start of Cultural Projects The star of Joan Miró, the new logo for ”la Caixa” 2001 1932 The Sala Montcada opens EspacioCaixa Madrid opens Francesc Moragas Anti-Tuberculosis Institute Inauguration of the Science Museum New CaixaForum in Tarragona 1934 1st Festival of Ancient Music of the Pyrenees 2002 Extension of Agricultural projects 1982 The first Hospital CiberCaixa opens 1935 Start of the ”la Caixa” Scholarship Marginalisation 2002 programme 42 libraries in Catalonia and the Balearic programme 1st grants for environmental projects Islands Aid for research, Society and cancer Aid for research into the WIDER Centre New CaixaForum Girona New CaixaForum in Barcelona (World Institute for Digestive Endoscopy Research) Start of the current Arte y Mecenazgo phase The mediatecaonline.net channel starts up New CaixaForum in Madrid 1st Arte y Mecenazgo awards 2003 Alliance with the Louvre 2012 The Foundation becomes the 1st Private Business Alliance for Child Vaccination. Gavi ”la Caixa” takes over Banca Cívica Alliance Spain Foundation in Spain The Incorpora programme spreads Start of the occupational insertion 2009 to Poland programme for the disabled The Incorpora programme spreads to 3 EspaiCaixa centres open, for people with 2004 Morocco advanced diseases First centenary of ”la Caixa” Start of the programme of help to young The Palau Macaya opens as a social think people on probation First microcredits for entrepreneurs tank 1st Great Food Collection Start of the Accessible Housing programme 30th anniversary of ”la Caixa” scholarships 1st ”la Caixa” Social Studies award EspacioCaixa Murcia opens New KitCaixa Young Entrepreneurs Start of the RecerCaixa programme Creation of the portal www.integrateXXI.es Start of Research into relatives and carers of Alliance with the Prado Museum Alzheimer suffers CosmoCaixa Barcelona opens ISGlobal is set up Start of the Science City programme 2005 2010 LaboCosmoCaixa Start of the Violence: zero tolerance The 1st ClimaDat station opens programme Start of the Intercultural Community Intervention programme 10th anniversary of CaixaForum Barcelona Start of the Programme to Support and Agreements with the IDB and CEB Encourage volunteer work The programme of Care for people with advanced diseases spreads to Hong Kong Creation of the ”la Caixa” Chair 2013 Aid for the cancer research unit at the Vall First scholarships for inmates and journalism The Fundación de la Esperanza is set up d'Hebron Oncology Institute - VHIO Support and aid for CNIC in cardiovascular 14 municipalities sign the first Municipal Support and aid for the Foundation for research Commitment to Social Harmony research into lung cancer Start of the Conservation of Natural Spaces New call for aid applications for Temporary Support and aid for the Josep Carreras and Social Rehabilitation programme housing to promote social inclusion Research Institute against Leukaemia Start of the Diversons programme Start of collaboration between the Banking 1st FECYT summer science campus Foundations of Banca Cívica and ”la Caixa” 2006 Alliance with MACBA Club de Roma opens its head office at Start of the Incorpora programme 1st participative Messiah by CaixaProinfancia the Palau Macaya Start of the Young people with values 2011 Start of the Young Entrepreneurs programme CaixaBank is set up programme Start of the care for dependents programme Start of the Reincorpora programme Start of the Severo Ochoa scholarships Start of the ”la Caixa” Sealife Support New KitCaixa Healthy Habits programme Start of the Social Rent programme The Foundation leads the European Science boat: The route of the Vell Marí Start of the Social Entrepreneurism programme programme RRI Tools HIVACAT. AIDS Vaccine Research The ClimaDat network is fully Programme is set up EspaiCaixa Girona opens FASVOL is set up implemented 2007 The first EspaiCaixa opens to care for people The Contemporary Art Collection travels MicroBank is set up with advanced diseases to Mexico Start of the CaixaProinfancia programme The Care for people with advanced diseases The Guggenheim hosts the exhibition Start of the Let’s talk about drugs programme spreads to Mexico The Inverted Mirror programme New KitCaixa Ingenium Start of the programme Comisart: New views on the ”la Caixa” Collection 2008 Agreement with the Generalitat to support Start of the Advanced Diseases programme victims through the Violence: zero tolerance Agreement to support the bi-annual Joan Miró award Start of the Biomedicine scholarships programme Agreement with the World Savings Bank Support and aid for advanced research Start of the eduCaixa programme Institute into oncology, cardiovascular genetics and Start of the Ecotrends platform in degenerative diseases CosmoCaixa Educare social entrepreneurism project in Morocco Support and aid for research into The new 3D planetarium opens at Alzheimer's with the Pasqual Maragall CosmoCaixa CooperantesCaixa, an example of good practice of EU Aid Volunteers Foundation Strategic agreement with CSIC Start of the Zero Ageing research project Alliance with the Miró Foundation 2014Annual Report ”la Caixa” Foundation Contents 4 Letter from the Chairman 7 ”la Caixa” Banking Foundation 11 Offering opportunities to the most vulnerable 31 Supporting progress 45 Bringing culture and science to the public 65 Building a world with less inequality 73 Joint and decentralised activities 77 Commitment to our stakeholders 95 Generating values and activities of ”la Caixa” Banking Foundation 113 Commitment to people 125 Commitment to the environment 131 Data of ”la Caixa” Foundation 2014 Looking further ”la Caixa” Foundation started a new period in 2014, a new phase in its 110 years of history as an organisation dedicated to the progress of people and to promoting social, cultural and educational
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