Support projects often promote sustainable solutions to pressing problems such as poverty reduction, education or nature conservation. Donations from good people change the world by launching lasting projects that provide help here and now and promote future prosperity. For example, donations to education projects enable children to get an education that helps them build a better life.

How to contribute?

Supporting projects that focus on long-term benefits can help those who depend on us most. Such projects become a vital foundation for a sustainable future! Giving changes the world by acting in the long term.

Promoting sustainable energy is another key initiative to preserve nature. Renewable energy sources, such as solar and wind power, help to reduce the use of fossil fuels and ensure a cleaner environment. These projects introduce sustainable energy sources that contribute to the long-term conservation of nature.

How to contribute?

The Support Portal gives you the opportunity to contribute to sustainable energy by creating projects and taking the initiative to preserve nature. You can support or start projects related to solar or wind energy that promote sustainable energy development and reduce pollution.

Positive feelings are common reasons to start donating. One of the most obvious benefits of donating is the good feeling that comes from knowing that your donation helps someone else.

People who donate often find that they feel happier because donating makes life more meaningful, useful and contributes to the common good. It is a psychologically rewarding experience that can help relieve stress or anxiety. When we ourselves contribute to change, we feel that our actions have an impact and are meaningful. Reasons to start donating can include knowing that you will feel you are making a difference in the world every day. Studies show that people who contribute frequently to welfare projects tend to feel more satisfied with their lives and even happier.

In addition to financial support, emotional and social support is equally important. Your support is not only material but also emotional. Even the simplest attention, conversation or time spent together can help prevent social isolation. Volunteering, interacting with those who feel lonely, are gestures that strengthen relationships and promote community solidarity. The Support Portal can also support projects that promote volunteering activities involving people of all ages and backgrounds.

Volunteering is one way you can help, even without spending a lot of money. By giving your time to community members who, for health, age or other reasons, cannot be socially active, you help them feel important and valued. Your support is important because it gives hope and strengthens the bonds between community members.

Education and vocational opportunities are another area where people with disabilities need special financial support. Many people with disabilities face barriers to employment because employers often do not have the knowledge or resources to adapt the workplace to their specific needs. Through the Support Portal, it is possible to initiate projects that promote vocational training, skills development or job creation for people with disabilities. Your financial support for people with disabilities can be translated into projects that can include both direct education and education of employers about adapting employment processes. This not only increases educational opportunities, but also provides more independence and financial stability.

By investing in these areas, we help people with disabilities to become equal members of society, able to enjoy their rights and opportunities, which has a positive impact not only on them but on society as a whole. And the possibilities of the projects we initiate are endless! You can create art education, sports events, trips and other activities for the community! If you run out of funds, you can always rely on the Support Portal to initiate fundraising.

Natural disasters such as fires and storms can completely disrupt people's lives, destroying homes and infrastructure. During such events, many are left without basic necessities such as food, water or shelter, emergency financial assistance is necessary. Emergency assistance during natural disasters can range from the organisation of temporary shelters to the provision of essential food and medical supplies. In such situations, the Support Portal allows you to quickly mobilise funds for the necessary assistance - both physical and psychological. Many communities come together during such challenges, and your support can be a decisive factor in overcoming a crisis.

Emergency financial help is also important in other disasters - if your house is flooded by a leak in your neighbours' plumbing, if you suddenly find yourself without income, if you have an accident. Each case is individual, but the Support Portal can be the place where you can get immediate financial help. How to start a project, watch this video.

Intergenerational initiatives can bring lasting results, not just one-offs. One such example is the communal garden, where seniors and young people work together to grow vegetables, flowers or trees. The garden becomes a common space where people can share knowledge about growing plants and gardening. This intergenerational friendship initiative isA weaver helps with the physical maintenance of the garden, and seniors can teach various planting techniques and plant care tips. This project not only strengthens intergenerational ties, but also promotes healthy lifestyles and cooperation, and the vegetables and other plants grown will be enjoyed for a long time! If you are considering a similar idea, please make a plan and budget for the event and register your idea on our portal.

Through the Support Portal, you can fundraising garden supplies, plants, tools and landscaping for this project.

Supporting children's dreams is a two-way benefit - it brings value not only to the children, but also to society as a whole and to the people who help. When we help children achieve their dreams, we contribute to their personal growth, and at the same time we strengthen society and our personal ties to the community. Supporting children's dreams is a win-win situation because the success of children is the success of society as a whole.

Personal benefits:

• Personal meaning and satisfaction. Knowing that your support for children's dreams has helped a child achieve his or her desires can give you a deep sense of personal satisfaction. Seeing how your actions make a difference in a child's life, give meaning and motivate them to continue caring for others. 
• Sense of community. Participating in projects and initiatives for children creates a sense of community. When we work together to make children's dreams come true, we strengthen the bonds of society and create a supportive, united environment where everyone feels important and valued. Supporting children's dreams gives the whole community a chance to grow.

Benefits for society:

• Building the future. Supporting children's dreams creates a brighter future by giving them opportunities to grow, learn and become active members of society. Every euro invested in children's education or well-being is an investment in the sustainable and successful development of our society.
• Community building. When a community cares for its children, it becomes more united and stronger. Sharing a common concern for children can create strong bonds between people who share the common goal of helping others. Supporting children's dreams is not a one-off - it creates deep connections and lasting change!

The Support Portal is a great platform to initiate and implement various projects to help people, including lonely seniors. Here are some ideas to get you started:

1. Visiting single seniors programme. This project can raise funds for transport costs, small gifts for seniors or even for organising events. Volunteers would visit seniors in their homes to spend time together, talk and provide emotional support.
2. Help with everyday tasks. This project could involve a proactive group of volunteers helping seniors with shopping, housekeeping, cooking or other daily tasks. The Support Portal can help raise funds for the necessary tools, transport or even support staff.
3. Digital skills training for seniors. This project will help seniors to learn the ins and outs of the digital world. It can raise funds for computers, smartphones and training courses to help seniors connect with their loved ones, order services online or simply expand their knowledge.
4. Organising community activities. Raise funds for community events that seniors can take part in, from afternoon feasts to cultural outings. This will help seniors get out of their daily routine and make new friends.

These are just some of the ideas and options that can help you with your project. Any help is important and meaningful! And good people can contribute to your kind-hearted initiative by donating to your project through the Support Portal. How to set up your initiative, Watch the video to find out.

Food banks are the third of the 7 initiatives that are creating change. This social initiative is invaluable, especially for those facing financial difficulties. Community members can donate food or even financial support to buy food for those who, for various reasons, cannot meet their basic needs. Organising a food bank not only helps the less well-off, but also creates a stronger sense of community - people begin to realise that helping each other is not only important materially, but also emotionally.

Via You can initiate fundraising on the Support Portal for this project - the funds raised can be used to secure food supplies and spread the support. Communities that unite for this noble cause, they become stronger, more aware and more united.

Donations are another important form of small initiative that can have a big impact on homeless animals. If you are able, you can donate directly to organisations that work with homeless animals. Even small donations can have a big impact when they are pooled into a larger fund. Every small donation can help fund essential costs such as food, veterinary care, vaccines or shelter repairs.

Financial support enables organisations to plan and carry out long-term projects that have a significant impact on animals' lives. Small donations can be used for a variety of purposes, from everyday needs to larger projects such as animal protection programmes or shelter development. Every small donation makes a difference and can contribute to long-term results that will lead to better living conditions for homeless animals. Your donation can help to implement projects that will contribute to animal welfare and better living conditions. In this way, your personal support can be part of a big change.

If you want your financial donation to contribute to a specific cause, we invite you to donate to the initiatives on the Support Portal and to share them with your friends. Perhaps you or your loved ones, inspired by the positive results of a good deed, will later on want to set up their own initiative and raise funds for a worthy cause.

Creating traditions that encourage kindness and generosity is crucial, as it helps children and young people to see these values as an integral part of everyday life. Teaching kindness to young people can also gradually become long-lasting habits that are passed on from one generation to the next, thus contributing to the well-being of the community and society.

One way to build such a tradition is to participate in annual charity events. These events can range from fundraising to volunteering for social organisations. When such activities become a regular part of the family's annual celebrations, children grow up knowing that helping others is important and meaningful. This tradition can be adapted to different holidays or seasons, such as collecting gifts for financially disadvantaged families during the Christmas season or taking part in environmental clean-up campaigns in spring. Kindness education for young people can become a habit for the whole family, involving friends, relatives and communities.

Traditions can also be created through small but meaningful gestures in everyday life. For example, a family tradition can be created where each member not only receives a gift on a birthday or other personal celebration, but also donates to someone who is in need at the time. This practice not only encourages generosity, but also fosters the understanding that kindness does not have to be huge - sometimes it is the small but sincere acts that count.

It is also important that traditions that promote kindness help shape family values. When children see that kindness and generosity are valued and nurtured within the family circle, they adopt these values as a natural part of their lives. This kindness education for young people can have a lasting impact, helping them to become empathetic, responsible and caring adults.

Such traditions also strengthen family ties. Shared activities focused on helping others create a meaningful sense of togetherness and foster a sense that each family member can contribute to the common good. This creates a stronger sense of family unity and helps all members to feel responsible for the well-being of others.

Finally, these traditions can have a positive impact not only within the family but also in the wider community. When families regularly engage in acts of kindness and generosity, they become role models for others, promoting social awareness and solidarity. This example can encourage other families to create similar traditions, thus spreading the culture of kindness and generosity throughout the community.

Sustainable change in society happens thanks to people who care. Each of us can contribute to sustainability by initiating projects that promote care for the environment. For example, you could organise a local clean-up campaign where community members clean up public spaces and learn about waste sorting. You can also initiate tree planting campaigns, which not only contribute to improving air quality but also create aesthetically pleasing and healthy spaces where people can enjoy nature.

The next important step is education. You can organise training or seminars on sustainable living, where people are taught about the importance of a low carbon footprint, sustainable eating and energy efficiency. Such education helps people to understand how their daily choices affect the environment and how they can contribute to positive change.

Sustainable change in society can start here.

If you have an idea that can help nature, don't hesitate to start your own initiative and invite others to contribute via the Support Portal. Here you can raise funds for needed resources, educational programmes, events or other projects. This is a great opportunity not only to put your ideas into practice, but also to involve other people who may not know how to contribute to sustainability themselves, but would like to do so. Instructions on how to set up a project can be found here.

It is important to realise that each of us can be part of the change. You don't have to be the leader of a big project - sometimes even a small contribution, such as donating to a clean-up campaign or planting trees, can have a big impact. "The Donation Portal gives everyone the opportunity to make a big difference, no matter how big your contribution.

Generosity is a multifaceted phenomenon that can take many forms, so everyone can find their own way to contribute to the well-being of their community. It is important to understand that generosity goes beyond financial donations - it can also be about giving time, knowledge, skills or simply paying attention to those who need it most.

1. Financial support. Giving to charity or relief funds is one of the most traditional and widespread forms of generosity. This can range from one-off donations to long-term commitments, such as regularly giving a percentage of your income to certain charities. Financial support is important because it allows organisations to continue their work and help those who need it most. However, it is important to remember that even small donations can make a big difference, especially if they are targeted and effective.
2. Volunteering. Volunteering is another important form of generosity that allows you to contribute directly to your community. Volunteering can involve many different activities, from helping children and young people to working with the elderly, the disabled or vulnerable groups. Volunteers often become direct ambassadors for change, helping to solve specific problems in the community and strengthening social bonds between people. Volunteering is also an opportunity for personal growth, as it provides new skills, experience and enriching life activities.
3. Sharing knowledge and skills. Generosity can be expressed not only in material resources, but also in the sharing of knowledge and skills. For example, business professionals can provide free advice to budding entrepreneurs, while professionals in different fields can share their expertise with those seeking to develop in a particular field. This sharing of knowledge not only helps those who want to learn and develop, but also strengthens the intellectual capital of the community, which is essential for the long-term success of the community.
4. Showing attention and care. Sometimes it's not material support that can have the biggest impact, but simply genuine attention and care. Empathy, listening, support and simple acts of kindness are forms of generosity that can have a huge impact on those going through difficulties. For example, visiting the sick, the elderly or people who feel lonely can give them the emotional support they need and lift their spirits. Such actions promote mutual understanding, solidarity and community building.

Philanthropy is not just about financial support - it's also about strengthening communities. When people share their resources and help each other, they build a stronger, more cohesive community. This approach is particularly important in today's world, where many people feel isolated or alone. Strengthening communities through philanthropy creates social networks that support and protect their members.

Strengthening communities can take many forms. For example, local organisations that receive support can organise events, training or social initiatives that encourage community members to come together. Such initiatives not only help to solve specific problems, but also build close relationships between people who may have previously been strangers.

It is also important to note that philanthropy can help solve larger social problems. Donations to education, health or environmental projects can have a significant impact on the whole community. These initiatives not only help to improve living conditions, but also to raise awareness and promote social responsibility.