Instead of client gifts
The gift budget helps build.
We open our projects to companies that want more than a paragraph in the annual report — and that have to be able to prove it.
Three examples that could hardly be more different — and all three built something.
Osterath pre-financed the two trucks so we could buy them before the money was fully in. The company did the conversion at cost — workshop hours nobody else would have paid for. And they donated on top.
They also took us onto their own trade fair stand: our roll-up between the vehicles, conversations about Mityana, floor space paid for by the company.
In December 2022, BearingPoint presented €5,000 in Düsseldorf. The first round had funded the plot via betterplace; this one closed the second — construction of the first kindergarten could begin.
Today 80 children learn there, and the transition to the primary school next door is in place.
RTL — Wir helfen Kindern supported our work in Mityana with €5,000. It started inside their employee project — people in the company talked about the cause until it reached someone who could decide.
Like every contribution, the grant went entirely into the work on the ground.
An amount, an occasion, a workshop, a stage — we have yet to hear a form that would not have worked. Tell us what fits your company, and we will tell you honestly whether it carries.
Start the conversationThree of several — and not every contribution is a bank transfer. What becomes public is the company’s decision.






Travel, equipment and admin we pay out of our own pockets. The German team works as volunteers.
Local leadership teams and regional craftsmen have a say in what is needed and how it is built.
Annual reports, open financial figures, member of the Initiative Transparente Zivilgesellschaft.
The people here are not waiting for help — they are working: in the fields, on the lakeshore, in the workshop. What is missing is not effort but infrastructure. That is exactly what we build, and exactly what you help fund.



Money is only one of them — and not always the most important. Pick what you already have.
The gift budget helps build.
Your people raise, the company matches.
From planning to opening day.
A fixed amount per item sold.
Trade fair, anniversary, Christmas mail.
Almost every partnership started with one person.
Building materials, logistics, vehicle engineering.
Law, tax, design, IT — hours instead of euros.
Tell us — we will say honestly whether it carries.
No minimum amount, no fixed term, no partner tiers. Small contributions ride along too.
Our work follows eight of the seventeen UN Sustainable Development Goals. For your company that means: you can back your environmental, social and governance targets with a project that is documented and verifiable — instead of a declaration of intent.
We take data collection, transparency and sustainability seriously, because your reporting obligations do too. See the figures and reports
Tap or hover over a tile — below it says what we concretely contribute.
Twice a year a report on the current project: what was built, what it cost, what comes next.
Photos and video clips from Uganda, rights-free for your channels, your annual report, your internal communications.
A fixed contact with a direct line. Questions about the use of funds we answer within one working day.
From no mention at all to a joint campaign. You say what suits you — we follow your lead.
Jasmin
Loves travelling, enjoys mango sticky rice and finds inspiration in art.
Krystian
Committed entrepreneur, father of three and a family man.
Volker
Passionate networker with a big heart.
Alf
Passionate globetrotter and grandfather of seven.
The form below or an email. Two sentences are enough — who you are, what you have in mind.
Within one working day, with a costing and the annual report if you like. Twenty minutes on the phone.
Money, reach or skills — at the size that fits you. No contract, no fixed term.
Figures and imagery twice a year. Before every new project we ask again.
You do not need to prepare anything or commit to anything. Tell us who you are and what you have in mind — the rest we sort out in conversation.