Roberto Onate
Barcelona, Spain
Teamer in 5 Groups
Contributes every month: €5 to 5 Groups
Since 29-06-2024 has contributed €34
Groups supported
€5,908 Raised
406 Teamers
Teamer since: 29/06/2024
Group dedicated to control and protect the feral cats of Sant Celoni. Help us take care of the little ones.
€911,681 Raised
35,814 Teamers
Teamer since: 12/01/2026
At Teaming, more than 430,000 people Change Lives with €1 a month. For more than 13 years we have been helping all kinds of social causes to get constant financial help completely free of charge. Together we have raised more than 70 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?
€114,499 Raised
1,326 Teamers
Teamer since: 12/01/2026
Juegaterapia es una Fundación formada con un único objetivo: hacer más llevadera la vida de los niños en los hospitales. Recogemos todo tipo de consolas y videojuegos usados y los distribuimos en las zonas de oncología infantil de hospitales de toda España. Juegaterapia lleva a cabo una iniciativa pionera en España que recupera las azoteas en desuso de los hospitales y las convierte en jardines para que todos los niños ingresados puedan jugar al aire libre en un entorno verde y lúdico.
€99,478 Raised
1,478 Teamers
Teamer since: 12/01/2026
The SJD Pediatric Center is the first monographic centre for paediatric oncology in Spain (2nd in Europe). 70% of the centre is devoted to care and 30% to research. It has the capacity to care for 400 children and youngsters. Its spaces are designed with the emotional well-being of the children and their families in mind. Our aim is that the children have more options to overcome cancer with less after-effects. Will you join us?
€26,230 Raised
722 Teamers
Teamer since: 12/01/2026
We are a group of people affected by multiple sclerosis, a neurodegenerative disease experienced by some 50,000 people in Spain. Two-thirds of the 1,800 people who each year learn they have MS are under the age of 40; three out of four of them are women. GAEM promotes research into treatments for this disease, and seeks to improve the quality of life of affected people and their families. We finance ourselves from the resources of conscious and generous people like you. Will you help us?