With this project, we want to help support the current reforestation effort with a tree sponsorship of 30 trees which secures the reforestation area in the long term through maintenance, species protection projects and the purchase of land for the preservation of the Mata Atlântica.

To achieve this, they implement sustainable community development projects in partner countries and respond quickly to emergencies and disasters that threaten children's lives. 

This year you can choose to offer meaningful gifts through the organization, such as chickens for a chicken farm, goats for a goat farm, school backpacks and books, menstrual hygiene sets, bee keeping for Zambia and many other meaningful options.  

It can be considered a place where many people experience proper professional medical care for the very first time. In order to help people in the long term, Gabriele and Ulrich invest in training medical and nursing staff as well as purchasing medical equipment and other necessities. Our donation ensures the further development of the Tanzanian day clinic.

Some books are carved on wooden blocks, written on palm leaves or birch-bark paper, or simply lie unsorted and unused in monasteries, libraries, or private collections, due to lack of funds. Their team is aiming to be highly sustainable, constantly training their local employees in restauration skills, but the documents could be easily damaged forever due to improper storage, mold, rot, or insect if they are not saved by this organization. 

They have already setup a database that continues to grow and after preservation, they will translate the texts into: English, German, Spanish, Russian and Chinese.  

Sending their children to a local school would amount to an annual fee of 135 EUR per child – too much for most Tibetan families. With our donations to Nying Drod (“warm heart”), we try to ensure the education of Tibetan 9 children and secure a lasting way out of poverty for them and their families.

Our donation to Malaria Consortium will help improve the health condition of millions of vulnerable people by giving them financial access to preventive and diagnostic measures and treatment for some of the world’s most devastating diseases.

Despite recent progress in society, empowerment is still enormously important for young LGBT to be able to stand up for themselves with self-confidence. With our donation, we support a diverse range of LGBT*-focused services for young people in Germany.

Since the opening of the first ReDI School in Berlin in February 2016, more than 3,000 students from over forty nations have been trained specifically for the German job market.

After two years of coding classes for newcomers, it was noted that only ten per cent of all participants were women. To change this, ReDI School has initiated a pilot project to help refugee women in particular develop digital skills and network, and to promote self-employment. With our donation, we were able to secure 3 future employment opportunities.