Fernando Sardaña Fabiani

Gombe was found in a garbage can when he was a baby and has always suffered from adjustment problems with his kind due to suffering from a rare neurological disease: Alien Hand Syndrome. This disease is degenerative, and requires several daily medications, such as antiepileptics and tranquilizers, which will increase throughout his life, to control these crises and improve his quality of life. The cost of all the medication is €200/month. Will you help us so that Gombe does not suffer?

Rainfer houses more than 100 primates that have suffered mistreatment, abandonment, loneliness and lack of basic care for many years. They cannot be returned to their home areas, their lives have been stolen, so we must bear the cost of their lifelong care. 3 tons of fruit and vegetables are consumed per month, which together with other necessary foods such as feed, legumes or rice, represent an average cost of €3,500 each month. They depend on us! Can you help us feed them?

This orangutan lived years of exploitation in a circus since he was little and was later sold to zoos. Due to poor care, he suffers from many chronic health problems that require daily medication for life, as well as supplements to boost his weak immune system. Among these, he suffers from the beginning of diabetes, for which we offer him a special diet adapted to his needs; rhinitis, a disease that affects the respiratory tract, and leishmaniosis; It needs care! Can you help us?

Our animal rescue centre is one of a kind. We need your help to feed and take care of over 200 animals, including horses, dogs, cats, ferrets, tortoises, peacocks and chickens, that live in semi-freedom, as well as other animals in need of our urgent help. Smile with Us. Join our Family.

Nous donnons de l'EAU POTABLE aux familles du Yémen déplacées par plus de 8 ans de guerre. Le Yémen est la plus grande urgence humanitaire de la planète et souffre épidémie de choléra et une mortalité infantile choquante. Grâce à vos euros, nous achetons et remplissons des citernes d'eau dans des camps de déplacés et des écoles. Nous en avons 50. Plus de 9000 personnes reçoivent de l'eau (800 000 litres/mois). Le Yémen a besoin de plus d'eau ! 1€=101 litres au nord et 129 au sud. REJOIGNEZ-NOUS!

L'association pour la protection de l''enfance en risque d''exclusion sociale REIR gère divers projets de défense d'enfants en risque d'exclusion, surtout en Catalogne. Nous faisons tout notre possible pour agir globallement pour protéger (notamment grâce à nos projets de centres d'accueil), et prévenir, comme nous le faisons avec le service de prise en charge globale aux mineurs. Dans le cadre de ce service, nous finançons des bourses scolaires pour des mineurs en risque d'exclusion. Actuellement nous finançons une bourse annuelle Teaming et à partir de l'année prochaine nous pourrons couvrir deux bourses.

Sur Teaming nous travaillons dur pour que toutes les causes sociales puissent réaliser leurs rêves. Depuis que nous avons lancé Teaming, nous avons récolté plus de 50 millions d’euros pour celles-ci. Tout ce que nous collectons dans ce Groupe permet à la Fondation Teaming de continuer ses efforts. Grâce notamment aux Teamers de ce Groupe, Teaming est 100% gratuit et sans commissions. Notre rêve est qu’un jour grâce à ce Groupe nous puissions être autosuffisants. Aide-nous à aider !

Since the beginning of the conflict, we created this group to help Ukrainian people who were affected by the war. Now, through the Red Cross, we support people who were forced to flee and have arrived in Spain. But also to those who stayed in the country by sending humanitarian aid and social assistance on the ground through the same entity.

12 years of war in Syria have left millions of victims and 5.5 million refugees. Since then, donations have been made in this group to assist them through harsh winters without heating or during the pandemic. Their situation is now even more critical after the earthquakes in February. UNHCR continues to support them with cash to cover basic needs, as well as their access to health, education, shelter and livelihoods. Photo ©UNHCR/S.Sawas