The Quaternity Foundation is the non-profit arm of the Quaternity Project, dedicated to supporting the game’s educational, cultural, and community development worldwide. From classrooms to public spaces, the Foundation helps ensure that Quaternity reaches the people and places where it can have the most impact—especially in contexts where access to high-quality educational tools is limited. It promotes the game’s core values of cooperation, critical thinking, and shared exploration through carefully supported, mission-driven initiatives.

The Quaternity Foundation was created to serve as the non-profit engine behind the global growth of Quaternity. Its role is to coordinate and support the educational and cultural deployment of the game—ensuring that Quaternity can be accessed, taught, and meaningfully experienced in a wide range of public and community contexts.

The Foundation acts as a connecting and enabling body, facilitating partnerships with schools, museums, NGOs, and public institutions. It also manages donations, grants, and philanthropic support, ensuring that resources are directed where they are most needed—from training facilitators and supplying game materials to supporting research and inclusive outreach.

While the broader Quaternity Project includes commercial elements such as events and licensed training programs, the Foundation remains focused solely on its public mission: to share the game’s educational and cultural potential as widely, ethically, and effectively as possible.