Sustainable value creation
Engagement & Projects
We do not see our economic success as an end in itself.
Sustainable value creation provides the foundation for social engagement, cultural diversity, and support for forward-looking, innovative projects.
Our activities focus on initiatives and projects that bring people together, develop creative potential, and generate lasting positive momentum for our region and beyond.
We believe that economic progress, cultural identity, and social cohesion are not opposites, but reinforce one another.
Cultural events create identity, foster dialogue, and connect generations. We support selected projects that make cultural diversity visible and strengthen networks.
Entrepreneurial thinking, too, is an important driver of social progress. We support initiatives and projects that advance innovation, international cooperation, and sustainable economic development.
Project list
4th Eilenburg Art Week
From 22 to 30 August 2026, Eilenburg was transformed for the fourth time into the Kleinstadtlabor, brought with art and encounters. This year, the event was dedicated to a special anniversary: ‘380 Years of Peace in Eilenburg’ (1646–2026). At the opening ceremony in St Nicholas’ Church, the organisers welcomed Dr Christiane Schenderlein (Member of the Bundestag) and Mayor Ralf Scheler, who unveiled a painting by the artist Volker Polenz, commissioned specifically for the theme and funded by citizens of Eilenburg.
Eilenburg Burgberg Serenade
Music and high spirits despite a few raindrops… The Burgberg Serenade 2026 was a special highlight on the first weekend in July. Even a bit of rain couldn’t dampen the mood: the 7th Burgberg Serenade, organised by the Musikverein Eilenburg and the Eilenburger Burgverein.
On the Castle Hill in Eilenburg, was once again a wonderful event full of music, community spirit and hospitality. We will be in discussion with the Burgverein to promote and support further events.
further events: https://www.eilenburger-burgverein.de/kommendes.php
100th birthday of LIFTKET founder Dietrich Hoffmann
To mark the 100th birthday of the founder of LIFTKET Hoffmann GmbH, Mr Dietrich Hoffmann, we at the Hartung Foundation were guests at a special event at the ‘Zündmagnet Wurzen’ Museum.As part of this commemorative day, we presented a certificate of honour in recognition of the long-standing collaboration, dating back to the early 1990s, between our former family-run businesses.
Two companies that, over many years, have played a decisive role in shaping the development of automated stage technology and industrial applications for chain hoists ‘Made in Germany’.
By bringing together international entrepreneurship, cultural support,
and a sustainable approach, we create momentum intended to last beyond the moment.
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Projects from the last few years











