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The Donors' Association The DSZ – International Giving Foundation was founded by the German Donors' Association for the Promotion of Humanities and Sciences in Germany. The Donors' Association was established as joint initiative of the German economy in 1920 and advocates sustainable improvement of education, science and research in Germany. It is simultaneously sponsor of the donation system and trustee of charitable foundations. The Deutsches Stiftungszentrum (German Foundation Centre)is the service centre of the Donors' Association for benefactors and foundations. More and more private persons and companies are taking on commitments in coalescent Europe and across the world. But well-intended help frequently fails to overcome bureaucratic hurdles. For example, German tax legislature denies donation deductions to organisations outside of Europe. Donations are theoretically deductible within the EU but in reality, this can generally only be achieved with excessive expenditures for donor and recipient. The DSZ – International Giving Foundation is recognized as a tax-privileged organisation. It pursues all purposes recognized in Germany as charitable and benevolent. The DSZ – International Giving Foundation supports the international project specified by the donor and takes care of the complete administrative process. The donor receives a donation receipt valid by German law. This offer is not only for donors who are looking to support an organisation abroad or for alumni of foreign universities but also for non-profit organisations not registered in German who are looking to collect donations in Germany.

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About Salon

The International Decorative Painters Salon brings together master decorative painters from over 25 different countries who share their work and techniques in this exhibition and live painting event.  Participants of Salon include independent artisans, master technicians and teachers including finishers, restoration artisans, sign painters, scenic artists, gilders, and muralists.   
Salon showcases many of the unique traditions of decorative painting, which are  shared amongst the participants, and ultimately, passed onto their students and apprentices, inspiring the future generations of skilled artisans. 

The Salon is non-profit event, hosted by a well-respected Participant in their home city, and moves to a new place every year. The event is funded entirely by donations, sponsorships, and the participants themselves.  It is not a trade show nor is it an art exhibit.  Participants apply to join the Salon, create an exhibit panel especially for it, and will then casually demonstrate their skills to share their expertise, tools, and techniques. A collaborative group mural is painted, and lectures and featured demonstrations round out an educational event aimed at inspiring the best quality work and helping to inform those interested in working in, or with, this creative and in-demand trade.

Salon Hamburg 2024 is organized by „Freifrau von Schulz“ e.V.
Further information can be found on the association's website: https://www.salonforever.net/ 


Salon Hamburg 2024

The PATRIZIA Foundation has set itself the goal of creating access to quality education, health care and welfare for as many children and young people worldwide as possible, thus helping them to lead free and self-determined lives and make a difference for entire generations. Under the Foundation's motto: "Building better futures", the PATRIZIA Foundation creates an educational framework and a safe space for children all around the world with its KinderHaus facilities.

By partnering with local professionals and supporting the PATRIZIA KinderHaus projects for 25 years, we create long-term values for generations. We promise that 100% of every donation will go directly into the projects.

Since the foundation was established, around 600,000 tales of happiness have already been written. That’s one for each child who has been given access to education and a self-determined life. We are reshaping the landscape of education. Access to equitable and quality education is key to addressing inequality.

An example of one of the projects is the PATRIZIA Child Care Mymensingh in Bangladesh. In Mymensingh children endure extremely challenging circumstances. To address this issue the PATRIZIA Foundation, in collaboration with its local partner MATI Bangladesh, has initiated an innovative project called "PATRIZIA Child Care Mymensingh". This project aims to provide comprehensive support to 80 children aged between 1.5 and 6 years old. It goes beyond basic care by offering high-quality early childhood education. By doing so, the initiative not only nurtures and safeguards the children but also presents families with a pathway to a better life. For more information visit the PATRIZIA Child Care Mymensingh.

With our current initiative: Hearts4Change, we have created an extraordinary campaign with the help of which we want to open up access to education, health care and welfare for a total of one million children by 2030. Having already reached our first milestone of 600,000 children, the proceeds from the campaign will go towards realising this ambitious vision. For more information about the campaign visit: Hearts4change.
For more information on these and many more projects visit the PATRIZIA children's homes: https://www.patrizia.foundation/en/projects-worldwide/ 

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Since 2003, the Blue House in Breisach is a memorial and educational site dedicated to the history of the Upper Rhine Valley's Jewish communities. Breisach is located on the French-German border and about 55 km north of the border with Switzerland. 

The Blue House is a historical building, built before 1690, which was expertly renovated before opening to the public. It is known to have housed a Jewish school and later the apartment of the town's cantor and his family. In our exhibitions, the (hi)stories of Breisach's Jewish communities come to. We recount the times of friendly co-existence between Christian and Jewish inhabitants as well as times of conflict. From 1933 on the Jewish community suffered from increasing persecution under the Nazi dictatorship until the deportation of the remaining members of the community to the Camp de Gurs in South-Western France in October of 1940.
 
Three permanent exhibitions, regular events and educational programs intend to reach out to young people starting from second grade to university level. The Blue House is open to anyone interested to learn more about the history of the local Jewish communities. Descendants of Breisach Jewish families will find help in tracing their family histories. We are always trying to integrate their stories, voices and perspectives into Breisach's past and present.
 
For more than twenty years, the Blue House was run entirely through volunteer work. We are now assisted by several professionals.
 
Your support is highly appreciated and will help to widen our outreach. We see our work as part of an important and necessary effort of prevention of anti-Semitism and discrimination.
Permanent exhibitions: 
JEWISH LIFE IN BREISACH 1931 
 
AFTER THE SHOAH 
 
GURS 1940 – The Deportation and Murder of the Jews of Southwestern Germany 

Opening hours: Wednesdays and Sundays 2 p.m. - 5 p.m.,  except on public holidays, alternative visiting hours are possible by arrangement info@blaueshausbreisach.de The audio walking tour "Jewish Life in Breisach"  can be downloaded to the app "Future History". Direct link to install the APP and to open the tour:  HERE Peter Straub, President of the State Parliament of Baden-Wuerttemberg, stated in 2000:"We need living places of memory". This call was put into action by the Association for the Blue House ("Förderverein") when it purchased the former Jewish community center in Breisach with the aim to restore it and make it accessible for the town and its visitors. The authenticity of a site allows us to grasp history more vividly and to draw lessons from it. More than 700 years of Breisach history come alive within the walls of this house. 

www.blaueshausbreisach.de 

The Blue House in Breisach

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