Foundations

The Futura Foundation for Children, Youth and Culture focuses on promoting education and health for children and young people, as well as disaster relief. That’s why the Futura Foundation for Children, Youth and Culture has long supported the work of steps for children. Your donations have helped significantly to build and further develop many of our projects. The steps – Children and us, thank […]

Globumbus is a legally recognized foundation under private law with its headquarters in Berlin and was founded in 2007. Its goal is to promote science and research, education and upbringing, as well as development cooperation. In this context, Globumbus also supports the work of steps for children. The children and we would like to express our heartfelt thanks to Globumbus for its generous financial support. Contact: Globumbus.com-Generation Internet

The Haspa Hamburg Foundation is the Hamburger Sparkasse's support programme for social affairs, education, nature, health and other areas. It has been involved in a wide range of areas since 2005 and has since donated a total capital of around 80 million euros to more than 220 foundations. For some time now, the generosity of the Haspa Hamburg Foundation has also repeatedly benefited the children from the projects

The Irma Hahn Foundation supports social and educational programmes for children and young people worldwide. The Irma Hahn Foundation therefore also supports the work of steps for children. With their help, we can continue to ensure that the children from our projects have a chance of a better future. The children and we would like to thank the Irma Hahn Foundation for their generous financial support. Contact: Radekoppel 9 -

The North German Foundation for Environment and Development (NUE) was founded in 1999 by environmental and One World organisations from northern Germany and is based in Hamburg. The North German Foundation for Environment and Development (NUE) supports future projects in the spirit of Agenda 21 in Hamburg and Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania and has already supported individual projects of steps for children as well as our work in general. The children and

The Reiner Meutsch Foundation FLY&HELP has set itself the goal of promoting the education and upbringing of children and young people worldwide. For this reason, the Reiner Meutsch Foundation FLY&HELP has already supported several steps for children projects. The children and we would like to thank the Reiner Meutsch Foundation FLY&HELP for their generous financial support and ongoing commitment. Contact: Reiner Meutsche

The Senior Expert Service (SES) is the Foundation of German Business for International Cooperation GmbH and a non-profit organisation. As such, it brings retired experts together on a voluntary basis with people in Germany and abroad who are willing to learn in order to pass on their knowledge. The education of the children in the steps for children projects is also close to their hearts. That is why the teachers

Since 2016, the foundation has been supporting our „Light for the Children“ cooperation project in Gobabis by providing pro rata funding for the soup kitchen, a cook and guardian angel children and orphans in foster families, our steps homes. Since 2018, our joint project with the Hilfe mit Plan foundation in Zimbabwe has also been a beneficiary. We are very grateful to the Ernst Prost Foundation for Africa.

The Block Foundation was established in 2017 by Hamburg restaurateur and hotelier Eugen Block. The foundation has set itself the goal of promoting catering management training in the form of an educational institution in Hamburg, enabling healthier nutrition through animal welfare and species-appropriate husbandry and helping people in need. The foundation also promotes education and vocational training in Africa. Since 2019

The International Club of Sly Ears helps children in Germany and Eastern Europe, Asia, Africa and Latin America. They support aid projects that guarantee children education or medical care and enable them to develop culturally and socially. They help to build schools, medical care centres, nutrition projects, orphanages, kindergartens, workshops for the disabled and hospice facilities. The International Club of Sly Ears has been supporting the foundation since 2017