Donations and Sponsoring

Since its foundation in 1998, the organization has pursued the goal of strengthening a democratic civil society that consistently opposes right-wing extremism, racism and anti-Semitism. To this end, it supports initiatives and projects that advocate the protection of minorities.

In the "meet2respect" initiative, the association "Leadership Berlin - Netzwerk Verantwortung e. V." organizes encounters between members of social groups whose interests are often considered incompatible and who meet each other with a certain amount of scepticism. The aim is to promote mutual respect between different religious denominations and to counteract anti-Semitic attitudes.

OFEK e.V. is the first counseling center in Germany that specializes in anti-Semitism. The association advises, accompanies and supports those affected, their relatives and witnesses of anti-Semitic incidents and acts of violence. Its services include talks, workshops and other empowerment formats.

The Stuttgarter Zeitung's Christmas donation campaign supports citizens from Stuttgart and the region who are in need through no fault of their own.

In cooperation with over 100 cultural partners in the city of Stuttgart, the association enables people with little money to participate in culture. The cooperation partners provide free admission to their venues. The non-profit association is financed by municipal funding, which covers around 50 percent of the costs incurred. The remaining funds come from donations and project money as well as charity events.

The organization supports female artisans in India and Kenya through training and qualification. This guarantees them a sustainable income and thus financial and emotional independence. The workspaces also serve as a meeting place and refuge for the women in times of need.  

The association supports vocational schools in the southwest of Tanzania. The money goes to construction measures and necessary purchases in the schools. Young people are also supported through scholarships.

The association sees itself as a regional and strategic network whose task is to educate and advise those affected and their relatives in all phases of a neurological illness.

The hospice is currently under construction and is due to open in the heart of Stuttgart in 2025. The sponsor is the Württembergische Schwesternschaft vom Roten Kreuz e. V.

The Caritas association in Stuttgart runs the "Arche Noah" animal farm in Remseck/Germany as a combined residential and employment project for people with disabilities. The facility combines the idea of animal-assisted education and species-appropriate animal husbandry.