ENTREPRENEURSHIP

APPEL À PROJETS
"NOS ASSOS 
ONT DU TALENT"

Dans le cadre de l’expérience étudiante, la Fondation BSB propose des soutiens aux associations étudiantes de BSB ayant un projet d’intérêt général, grâce au mécénat de la Fondation Agir en Champagne-Bourgogne porté par le Crédit Agricole de Champagne-Bourgogne.

Funding for committed BSB student associations

Are you part of a BSB student association looking for funding to bring a social, cultural, humanitarian, environmental, or educational project to life?

The "Nos Assos ont du Talent" call for projects was designed to support committed students who want to scale up their initiatives and strengthen their impact on their target audiences.

Beyond financial support, this initiative also aims to encourage student involvement in the school's extracurricular life, develop their sense of initiative, and highlight the skills acquired through their commitments.

Winning associations receive support from the Student Life Department and the BSB Foundation to help them structure and promote their projects. They may also be connected with the Alumni network and BSB partners to help further develop their initiatives.

5,000 TO 6,000€

HULY'VENT

Grant amount awarded

Selected student associations may receive a grant between €500 and €6,000.
The amount awarded depends in particular on:

  • the quality and impact of the project presented
  • the clarity of the budget and the financial needs expressed
  • the feasibility and coherence of the project
  • as well as the quality and thoroughness of the application.

Special attention is given to projects with significant social utility and a concrete impact on their beneficiaries.

What are the eligibility criteria for the "Nos Assos ont du talent" program?

The amount awarded depends in particular on:

  • to BSB student associations working for the public interest
  • to projects carried out in France or internationally
  • to philanthropic, educational, scientific, social, humanitarian, sports, cultural, or environmental initiatives
  • to projects promoting inclusion, solidarity, or access to culture
  • to associations wishing to work with vulnerable populations outside the School's walls.

What is the application procedure?

Student associations wishing to submit an application must complete a paper application form available from the Student Life Department or the BSB Foundation.

The application allows you to present the project, its objectives, its projected budget, and the associated funding needs.

When can you apply during the year?

The call for applications for honor loans is held once a year in June.
Your application will be presented to an internal committee and to the BSB Foundation's executive committee in the presence of its board members.  

Which associations are the winners of the call for projects?

Discover the testimonials from BSB students who won the "Nos Assos ont du Talent" call for projects and their feedback on the support provided by the BSB Foundation.

The teams from the Equality and Huly’Vent associations
Project on period poverty
As students involved in campus life, the BSB Foundation was a tremendous support in bringing our project to life.

Thanks to their partnership with the Crédit Agricole Agir Foundation, we had the opportunity to participate in the "Nos Assos ont du talent" call for projects. Their guidance allowed us to finalize our project to distribute menstrual underwear on the Dijon and Lyon campuses. This project was born from a wonderful meeting with Ludivine Abruzzo, founder of the brand Peau Éthique, who contacted BSB with the desire to collaborate with the Huly’Vent and Equality associations to distribute her period products. Thanks to the call for projects, we received €5,300 for product purchasing, organization, and logistics.

We worked hand-in-hand between the two associations, creating a budget, a visual identity, organizing the event, and reaching out to partners.

With the funds, we spent €4,537 on period products, and allocated the rest to flyers, packaging, transport, and Ludivine’s accommodation.

The project came to fruition during two key events: November 25 in Lyon and November 27 in Dijon, featuring a roundtable discussion on these issues with Ludivine, followed by a Q&A session and the distribution of products. This initiative was a particularly formative experience. It allowed us to develop our skills in project management, communication, and teamwork, all while supporting a cause that is deeply important to us.

These moments of exchange and recognition give real meaning to student involvement and encourage the pursuit of impactful actions within BSB. We thank everyone who helped advance our initiatives: it is collectively that we change mindsets and build a fairer, more inclusive environment.

Le soutien de notre mécène engagé pour la jeunesse et l’intérêt général

Because student engagement is a true driver of social impact and innovation, the Agir en Champagne-Bourgogne Foundation, supported by Crédit Agricole Champagne-Bourgogne, is backing the "Nos Assos ont du Talent" call for projects alongside the BSB Foundation. Through this partnership, our sponsor aims to encourage meaningful student initiatives, support public interest projects, and enable BSB student associations to develop concrete actions that serve society.

Jean-Yves REMILLET

PRÉSIDENT DU CRÉDIT AGRICOLE DE CHAMPAGNE-BOURGOGNE

At Crédit Agricole de Champagne-Bourgogne, we are convinced that a region's future depends on its ability to support young people in their projects, encouraging them to stay and dedicate their talent and energy to local development.

We have therefore launched a comprehensive program, involving our Agir en Champagne-Bourgogne corporate foundation, which covers a wide range of actions including financial literacy, training, access to top-tier schools, sports, and culture, as well as connecting students with local employers or entrepreneurship experts for those looking to start their own business.