We support the following organisations and projects:
Aiducation International
The organisation awards high school scholarships to talented young people in developing countries so that they can advance their country with a good education. Visit the website
Equilibrium
The association helps people to cope with depression, burnout and bipolar disorders. Visit the website
Women’s refuge, Lucerne
Women and children who are exposed to domestic violence are protected and advised here. Visit the website
International Human Rights Forum Lucerne
A neutral platform for public discourse on human rights. The forum takes place every two years. Visit the website
Titlisblick children’s home, Lucerne
Boys and girls from difficult backgrounds are looked after in residential groups and receive the security they desperately need. Visit the website
PluSport Disabled Sports Switzerland
The association offers people with disabilities a huge range of sport activities and promotes inclusion. Visit the website
Ronald McDonald Children’s Foundation
The Ronald McDonald Children’s Foundation offers young patients’ relatives accommodation near specialist clinics and children’s hospitals in Switzerland. Visit the website
Save the Children
Save the Children is a leading independent children’s rights organisation. We give children a healthy start in life, the opportunity to learn and protection from harm. Visit the website
Special Olympics Switzerland
People with disabilities are given the chance to develop mentally and physically through sport, thus gaining self-confidence. Visit the website
TEDxFreiburg
In Freiburg, visionaries and creative thinkers meet and share their inspiring ideas for a better future in live speeches. Visit the website
Verein kirchliche Gassenarbeit (church street work association), Gassenküche Luzern (soup kitchen)
The range of services includes meals, psychosocial counselling, basic medical care and assistance in coping with life. Visit the website
Association Cerebral Switzerland
Promotion, support and activities for adults and children with cerebral disabilities. Visit the website