Give a ray of hope
Give a ray of hope
A ray of hope for those who need it most.
A gift can bring joy - or change lives. With a gift donation from Mission 21, you give the gift of a future, hope and confidence. Your gesture becomes a ray of hope that shines far beyond the moment.
Simply select the Bright spot of your choice from the overview below and add it to your shopping cart. After the purchase you can use the Gift certificate directly available for download. You can forward them digitally to the person receiving the gift or print them out and send them together with our matching star maps personally.
Climate justice
Energy-efficient cooking oven
With 25 francs, a farmer's wife in Nigeria build an energy-efficient cooking oven.
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Peacebuilding
Workshop for women affected by violence
With 50 francs, women affected by violence in the South Sudan in a month-long workshop.
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Climate justice
Training in agroecology
With 75 francs, a farmer's wife in Peru or Bolivia attend further training in agroecology.
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Peacebuilding
Interfaith youth camp
With 75 francs you enable in Indonesiathat young people from different religions take part in an interfaith youth camp.
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Climate justice
400 tree seedlings
For 100 francs, women farmers in Tanzania plant 400 tree seedlings to counteract erosion.
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Peacebuilding
Peace training for young people
With 125 francs, ten young people in Nigeria take part in a workshop on non-violent conflict resolution.
Give away nowA ray of hope for those who need it most.
A gift can bring joy - or change lives. With a gift donation from Mission 21, you give the gift of a future, hope and confidence. Your gesture becomes a ray of hope that shines far beyond the moment.
Simply select the Bright spot of your choice from the overview below and add it to your shopping cart. After the purchase you can use the Gift certificate directly available for download. You can forward them digitally to the person receiving the gift or print them out and send them together with our matching star maps personally.
Energy-efficient cooking oven
With 25 francs, a farmer's wife in Nigeria buy an energy-efficient cooking oven.
Workshop for women affected by violence
With 50 francs, women affected by violence in the South Sudan in a month-long workshop.
Training in agroecology
With 75 francs, a farmer's wife in Peru or Bolivia attend further training in agroecology.
Interfaith youth camp
With 75 francs you enable in Indonesiathat young people from different religions take part in an interfaith youth camp.
400 tree seedlings
For 100 francs, women farmers in Tanzania plant 400 tree seedlings to counteract erosion.
Peace training for young people
With 125 francs, ten young people in Nigeria take part in a workshop on non-violent conflict resolution.
"Thanks to workshops, we can get people to think beyond ethnic boundaries and act together."
Nora Zangabeyo, social worker in South Sudan
South Sudan is one of the poorest countries in the world. The great poverty and violence mean that the everyday lives of the population are characterized by many conflicts. Women and children are particularly affected. A ray of hope in their everyday lives are the workshops supported by Mission 21 on conflict prevention and peacebuilding, as well as psychosocial support, which is more important than ever.
"Thanks to training, we harvest more and healthier vegetables and can keep our soil fertile."
Elva Apaza Quispe, farmer from Peru
Elva and her family of eight live in the high Andes at almost 4,000 meters above sea level. The land is barren and difficult to farm. Our local partner organization supports Elva Apaza with further training in sustainable agriculture. She learned how to grow more diverse crops and produce organic fertilizer in a small greenhouse. Today, Elva Apaza harvests enough vegetables to provide her family with regular, healthy meals.
"I have learned a lot and will pass it on to others."
Ladi Zachariah, farmer from Nigeria
Ladi Zachariah lives in north-eastern Nigeria. She plants beans, peanuts and maize, but the harvests are poor because global warming is causing more frequent droughts and more severe flooding. Thanks to educational opportunities offered by Mission 21's local partner organizations, Ladi Zachariah is supplementing traditional knowledge with agroecological methods. This enables her to harvest more from healthier soils and feed her family better.
What we have achieved with our local partner organizations
Mission 21 is active in 15 countries in Africa, Asia and Latin America as part of international cooperation for sustainable development and with humanitarian aid for peacebuilding, education, health, food sovereignty and gender equality. In this way, we contribute to achieving the UN Sustainable Development Goals.
