Heinzi is currently traveling in Chile and is visiting a new project in the capital on our behalf. The local Salesian project supports more than 120 young people between the ages of 12 and 17. In the centers, the adolescents receive specialized psychological support as well as social and legal counseling, complemented by skills training…
The Kids Soup Kitchen was set up by a German association and has been supported from the Harz region since 2018. There are several local volunteers who make sure that children from the neighborhood receive a warm meal every Sunday. John oversees everything, as he knows his community well and keeps an eye on things.…
Kenial is at the Christkindl Market in Bad Tölz. In the beautiful old town, we are selling small and large mountains for children in need. We’re a little cold, but happy about everyone who stops by. Every purchase supports our projects that help children in need around the world.
In December 2025, Vreni will be on her way to Chile with supplies for the Laura Vicuña School. Once again, we are bringing a lot of warm clothing. Many thanks to Tatonka, Ortovox, and Lowa for their donations
The new first-grade class of the Happy School in Rwanda is starting school. A wonderful project by KJHR from Düsseldorf. And, as every year, we have the honor of equipping the 25 first-graders with school backpacks, sandals, and shirts. Simply awesome. Thanks to Tatonka, Sprayway, and Columbia for their support.
Lena is back in Namibia and visits the Omuhoro School. For the graduating class of the primary school she has a backpack for each child. For many of the children that is their first possession ever. The plan is to put only the school supplies in, but a few favorite things will probably be packed…
Today the dentist is here, thanks to Annabel on the way and her great collaborators. For all the kids at the New Kopila Home there is a dental examination, and if needed, treatment on site. Thank you for that!
And again, some items are arriving for the children in Kathmandu. Durable shoes and clothing. We’re really glad that two travelers have brought something for the children of New Kopila Home. At the airport, a pair of shoes was actually stolen. What do you do with a child’s shoes?
If you lose your parents, life becomes really difficult. Who takes care of you, who looks after your education, who pays your school fees, who provides your medical care—and who is simply there for your worries and problems? Here in Nakuru, it is the NGO Utunzi Kwa Watoto along with the wonderful Bena. And that…
It’s accomplished. We spent months getting our shipment of items (backpacks, bags, and clothing – thanks to Tatonka and the DAV National Climbing Team) to Chile. All the bureaucracy, the back-and-forth of countless documents and applications, lasted seemingly forever. Thanks especially to the people on-site who stood before customs many times and always helped us.…