The aid organization provides emergency medical assistance worldwide in crisis and war zones and in the aftermath of natural disasters, regardless of political affiliation.

Arche Herzensbrücken offers families with seriously ill children a unique temporary retreat where they can take some time off together and recharge their batteries.

CARE invented the famous CARE package in 1945 and has been providing emergency aid and development assistance in more than 120 countries for over 80 years.

The Offene Schule Köln, which was founded by a group of parents, enables every child—regardless of their background—to follow their own path from elementary school through high school graduation thanks to its inclusive and individualized learning approach.

The well:fair foundation supports the construction of wells and sanitation facilities for people in East Africa. This not only ensures access to clean drinking water, but also allows children to attend school instead of having to carry water for kilometers.

Animal welfare efforts focus on developing and emerging countries, where there are virtually no measures in place to protect animals. Here, the WTG provides assistance through sustainable animal welfare projects as well as emergency aid during acute crises.

The Off Road Kids Foundation is the only nationwide aid organization in Germany that supports street children, young homeless people, and young people up to age 27 who are at immediate risk of homelessness.

The nonprofit organization offers a wide range of services for people with cognitive and/or physical disabilities to support those with special needs in all areas of life.

For 30 years, the organization has been fighting for the right of girls and women to physical integrity. Together with local partners, the organization has been successfully raising awareness about female genital mutilation in West Africa.

Every three minutes, a child is born with a cleft lip and palate somewhere in the world. This is a birth defect that can have serious consequences if left untreated. Surgery can change these children’s lives for the better—forever.