Cristina Tino Alvarez

We give DRINKING WATER to families in Yemen who were displaced from their homes by 10 years of war. Yemen is the biggest humanitarian emergency on the planet and is suffering from a cholera epidemic and shocking infant mortality. With your EURO we buy and refill WATER TANKS in IDP camps and schools. We have 50 in 4 camps and in 5 schools. More than 000 9people receive water (800 thousand litres/month). Yemen needs more water! 1€=101 litres in the north and 129 in the south. JOIN US!

Yemen is living a brutal humanitarian emergency. The girls are married off in hopes that they will be fed. The boys are recruited as soldiers. Their lives are hell: rapes, pregnancies, violence. If the school provides food, families are more likely to bring them. We give milk, bread, egg/cheese/tuna and fruit to 1747 children and their lifes have changed!!. 1 breakfast =€0.56. 1month=€12,3. TOTAL 3 school/month= €21.523. Your € FEEDS, EDUCATES AND PROTECTS.

Open Arms opens its arms to women, men, boys, girls and all those fleeing horror, looking for a chance. The humanitarian emergency in the Mediterranean does not stop and our mission is to protect the lives of the most vulnerable at sea, and on land continues. Working in schools on human rights and empathy and denouncing all injustices is our mission as well. From your hand we can prevent more deaths. We need each other. You are needed.

At Teaming, more than 400,000 people Change Lives with €1 a month. For more than 10 years we have been helping all kinds of social causes to get financial help completely free of charge and constantly. Together we have raised more than 60 million euros and, as long as social causes need us, we will continue to support them. With this Teaming Foundation Group we make it possible. Will you join us?

Join our Teaming and bring smiles to those who need them most. At Pallapupas, we bring humor and joy to hospitals, turning fear and pain into hope. With just €1 a month, you help more children, adults, and elderly patients receive a visit from our clowns. Because laughter is healing, and together, we create magic. Join Pallapupas and change lives with a smile.

An educational and artistic initiative for social inclusion. Xamfrà is a social and educational project that uses music and the performing arts to promote social inclusion in a very multicultural community. We work with people in vulnerable situations and at risk of social exclusion. Currently, 300 children and young people from 24 different countries are participating in our activities. Visit our project at www.xamfra.net

In the school canteen in Seduwa, in the Makalu Valley (Nepal), we provide meals to 30 boys and girls and offer fair employment to the cook, Chandra Mara. Additionally, we have renovated a hostel to accommodate these children who live far from the school, and we have initiated an eco-farm to supply it. The annual maintenance cost is €31,242.20, and our goal is to cover it through Teaming. It's just €1 per month, less than a coffee, a beer, or bread. Will you join us?

€1 per month represents adequate food for 10 days for a school child in the refugee camps where we work. To be specific: the basic food of these little ones, consisted only of a bowl of rice with Dhal, (a lentil-based soup). From JIN-PA, we mainly subsidize a food supplement consisting of: 1 glass of milk, 1 piece of fruit and 1 plate of vegetables. This supplement is essential for them to have adequate psychophysical development. Please join us + info: www.jin-pa.org + info: www.jin-pa.org

We are an NGO of development aid, non-profit, independent and non-denominational, born in 2006. Our mission is to eradicate extreme poverty in The Gambia (West Africa), promoting a educational, social, health, agricultural and economic development . We work so that young people do not want to come to Europe, creating opportunities for work and development in origin.

Following Israel's relentless and indiscriminate attacks on Gaza over several months of war, families are drinking unsafe water and going days without food. The health system has completely collapsed amid outbreaks of disease and serious injuries caused by the constant bombardment. Despite this, our teams continue to work tirelessly to save lives.

1 in 5 children in Yemen suffer from acute malnutrition (2.3 million total). 500,000 are at risk of death. Families do not have money for the hospital or for necessary food. Under Yemeni pediatric supervision we take care of serious and difficult cases. We give milk, food, medicine, medical assistance, pay hospital admissions, etc., until their recovery or improvement. €1 pays for 1 day's worth of milk for 1 baby. Every €10 we buy 1 can of milk for 4 days.

Creiem que tot infant i jove ha de tenir l’oportunitat de complir el seu projecte vital, sense estar limitat pel context on ha nascut. Per això promovem l’educació i la inserció social i laboral d’infants i joves en situació de vulnerabilitat. Els ajudem a reescriure el seu futur, millorem la seva qualitat de vida i fem possible la seva inserció social amb garanties de futur. Ens ajudes?

El Casal dels Infants som una entitat social i ciutadana que des de 1983, fem costat als infants, joves i les seves famílies en risc d'exclusió, amb el seu reforç educatiu i benestar emocional. La covid-19 ha agreujat la seva situació de vulnerabilitat. Ara més que mai, és imprescindible seguir al seu costat per garantir els seus drets. Amb 1€ al mes, podrem seguir acompanyant 7.000 infants, joves i les seves famílies per a que puguin tirar endavant. Ajuda'ns a continuar!

Cultural Environmental Human Development Association es una ONG creada en 2008 por Ghanianos y Españoles para trabajar en la mejora de la educación y calidad de vida de niños y niñas huérfanas en Sawla, al norte de Ghana. CEHDA también trabaja en España facilitando la integración de inmigrantes Ghanianos. Hemos creado este grupo para financiar la ultima fase de la construcción de la escuela CEHDA-Children's Project en Sawla. Gracias :)

Since the conflict began in 2022, we formed this group to support Ukrainians impacted by the war. Nearly three years later, they still need our help. Together with various organizations, including CEAR (the Spanish Commission for Refugee Aid), we remain committed to supporting those who have come to Spain to build a new life.