The founders have established an Institute within Fulmina Foundation (F.H.R.) to administer research and education.
The Institute brings together international human resources to support research, teaching, development, humanitarian work, and situations requiring the Foundation’s expertise and intervention. Its fields of activity include science, medicine, culture, education, the environment, agriculture, social welfare, and life.
The Foundation provides the means to bring people together and coordinate joint action across the many areas of global development. These people embody the wisdom of nations and the knowledge of humanity, emphasising the importance of life, the right to development and existence, human dignity, and respect for others.
The Foundation believes that evolution lies in the goodness of being, and that every expression of goodness manifests what is true, just, and beautiful. It is firmly committed to upholding the noble values of planetary humanism.
The Foundation seeks to bring together writers, poets, workers in all disciplines, artisans, scientists, engineers, painters, sculptors, architects, farmers, researchers, and musicians. It aims to encourage useful initiatives that develop and improve general and professional knowledge, and to provide information that supports education and global civic awareness through modern communication media. Fulmina Foundation expresses its humanitarian vocation worldwide in a spirit of unity that is ecumenical, interfaith, supranational, and apolitical.
The Foundation seeks to promote the arts, sciences, literature, and professions in pursuit of technical and moral improvement. It aims to enrich human culture, raise individual awareness, and encourage the progress of peoples, societies, and nations. It promotes the ideals of beauty, goodness, truth, justice, usefulness, and pleasantness, and pursues wisdom grounded in enduring, eternal, and universal values. It also encourages artistic creation, scientific research, philosophical inquiry, metaphysical reflection, and meditation on the enduring values of existence.
The Foundation seeks to promote cultural, literary, artistic, scientific, philosophical, and religious exchanges to strengthen fraternity between nations and peoples.
The Foundation seeks to oppose all forms of injustice worldwide, recognising injustice as the source of violence. It supports projects aligned with these aims in science, medicine, culture, education, the environment, agriculture, industry, social welfare, life, and all activities that contribute to creative development and the protection of nature.