Helping underprivileged children and families to help themselves - in Germany and throughout the world.

The Beurer Foundation is an independent, non-profit organization based in Ulm. It supports regional, national, and international projects, with a particular focus on education and training for disadvantaged children, youth, and women. The foundation emphasizes initiatives that create meaningful, lasting impact within the framework of self-help.

The German Postcode Lottery is a social lottery that directs at least 30 percent of ticket revenue to projects promoting equal oppertunities, community cohesion, and environmental protection.

The Elisabeth Birkhofen Foundation, based in Solingen, is an independent, non-profit organization. The foundation supports initiatives in education, child and youth development, elderly care, social welfare, health promotion, the arts, culture, and heritage preservation. A key focus is on educational programs that have a lasting impact.

EMAS International e.V. has been working for more than twenty years to provide access to clean drinking water for as many people as possible worldwide.

Deutsche Welthungerhilfe e.V. is a German development cooperation and emergency aid organization based in Bonn. Since its foundation in 1962, it has implemented over 8.500 aid projects in 70 countries in Africa, Latin America and Asia with around 3,27 billion euros.

Rotary International is the umbrella organization for Rotary clubs. These are internationally spread service clubs, to which members of various professions have come together regardless of political and religious directions. Rotary’s goals include humanitarian services, peace and understanding, and service in everyday life.

The Salesians Don Boscos (abbreviation SDB; officially: Societas Sancti Francisci Salesii, the Society of St. Francis de Sales) are a religious order of the Roman Catholic Church, founded in 1859. The main fields of activity of the congregation are youth pastoral care, youth social work and social communication.

The Julius Maximilians University of Würzburg is one of the oldest German universities. The Chair for Special Education IV is headed by Prof. Dr. Christoph Ratz.

Labdoo is a global non-profit platform where people around the world collaborate to bring unused laptops loaded with powerful educational software to needy schools using CO2-neutral means.

A cooperation network of numerous German NGOs that are involved, exchange and cooperate in Sierra Leone.