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Who we are

WE AID is a non-profit organization for handling spontaneous or temporary crisis emergency aid and civic engagement

Current news from WE AID

9.06.2024

Ukraine2Power becomes an independent organization: One of the first initiatives supported by WE AID is committed to energy security in Ukraine.

Orchestra for diversity – Orchester der Vielfalt - supported by WE AID

31.05.2024

Already two times on TV station WDR: The ORCHESTRA FOR DIVERSITY

WE AID initiative U2P – robust emergency aid electricity - energy isles - Notstrom - humanitarian aid

15.04.2024

U2P – Emergency power for Ukraine: Help can be provided quickly via WE AID

What we do

WE AID offers a professional, non-profit organizational structure on a temporary basis

Our aim is to enable private initiatives or individuals to realise their personal charitable commitment within a few days. With our expert knowledge, we overcome hurdles so that civic engagement can unfold safely, quickly and effectively.

In this way, WE AID contributes to the independent realisation of civil society activities and thus to the strengthening of social commitment. 100% of the donations collected for the initiatives benefit their purpose. WE AID itself is also dependent on donations and supporters. We are happy to receive direct support in order to be able to maintain our programme in the long term.

The purpose of WE AID is to promote help for victims of war and disasters, education, nature conservation and environmental protection as well as democratic governance

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Target audience

For private donors with private initiatives

For individuals who want to support verified initiatives

For corporate donors to implement their corporate social initiatives

Civic engagement proposal

WE AID exclusively and directly pursues charitable purposes within the meaning of the “Tax-privileged purposes” section of the German Fiscal Code (AO)

Enable short and medium-term civil society engagement in acute crisis situations, promote the exchange of experience and knowledge

Build and promote networks to make civil society engagement even more effective

Maximizing trust into charitable initiatives

Enable financial support from donors to non-profit initiatives and organizations

Implement and support humanitarian activities, e.g. by coordinating aid and providing infrastructure (e.g. supplying the above-mentioned groups with food and clothing as well as medical care)