where Art meets Solidarity
where Art meets Solidarity
Find out here, which Foundations and Social impact Projects are supported by our Artists with the Vision that Art can do Good. There are many interesting Projects and Organizations, which our Artists support ranging from supporting Regions affected by War, Natural Disasters leading to an entire chain of events needing Urgent Support.
The Sir Peter Ustinov Foundation is a charitable foundation for children and was founded in 1999 by Sir Peter Ustinov and his son Igor Ustinov. The aim of the Sir Peter Ustinov Foundation is to create better living conditions for…
The Sara Aduse Foundation made up of wonderful people working together to end female genital mutilation. Through education, economic support and community building, we are taking targeted action to end FGM worldwide. Girls and women should no longer suffer in…
STELP is a civilian aid organization from Stuttgart, founded in 2016, which provides support with a network of volunteers, partners and sponsors where the need is greatest. The organization is committed to a world in which all people can live…
CHILDREN FOR TOMORROW is a charitable foundation located in Hamburg, founded in 1998 by Stefanie Graf. The purpose of the foundation is the therapeutic treatment of children and adolescents who have been victims of war, fight and organized violence.
Orange Babies helps mothers and children in their fight for an HIV-free future. A lot of people don’t know that with the proper medication and care you can prevent HIV transmission. So when a pregnant woman is infected this doesn’t automatically mean the baby will be born with HIV too. On the contrary: since Orange Babies was founded, we have saved ten thousands of babies. Orange Babies is active in 20 projects in South Africa, Namibia and Zambia where the HIV infection rate is high and help is not available. Here Orange Babies offers help by implementing two kinds of programmes...
Künstlerhilfe Frankfurt e.V. has been supporting young artists starting out on their own for more than 30 years. To date, the association has supported over 400 artists working in the region with grants and catalogue subsidies. Some of them are internationally renowned today. The aim of the association will continue to be to keep the visual arts alive in the region through flexible support. Art is not the preserve of a privileged class, but is at home at all levels of society. Great talents in particular often lack the means to develop. This is where Künstlerhilfe Frankfurt steps in.