We are proud to collaborate with a diverse range of NGOs based in Luxembourg, each bringing unique expertise and a wide variety of initiatives. From community support programs to international development projects, these organizations exemplify the spirit of solidarity and are committed to creating a meaningful impact.
Fondatioun Kriibskrank Kanner is dedicated to supporting children with cancer and their families in Luxembourg. Their multidisciplinary team provides psychosocial, administrative, logistical, and financial support, as well as household assistance, educational activities, tutoring, and entertainment for both the child and their siblings.
Beyond direct aid, the foundation is actively involved in raising awareness through national campaigns and collaborations with both local and international organizations to improve the lives of children battling cancer. Additionally, they play a crucial role in funding research, aiming to develop less toxic and more effective treatments to increase survival rates and improve patients' quality of life.
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Mamie et Moi is a non-profit organization in Luxembourg dedicated to strengthening intergenerational connections and promoting solidarity between generations in a culturally diverse society. By creating opportunities for meaningful interactions, they aim to combat the isolation of elderly individuals while also challenging age-related stereotypes and misconceptions.
Their work focuses on building bridges between generations through interactive workshops that encourage the exchange of knowledge and skills between seniors, younger generations, and people from different cultural backgrounds. Through these initiatives, Mamie et Moi fosters a more inclusive and connected community where every generation has something valuable to share and learn.
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Founded in 1996, Stëmm vun der Strooss is a Luxembourg-based non-profit organization dedicated to the social and professional integration of disadvantaged individuals. Recognized by the Ministry of Health, the organization works closely with the Food Bank to provide essential support to those in need.
Their beneficiaries include homeless individuals, unemployed people, recipients of minimum income, former prisoners, asylum seekers, migrants, and individuals facing mental health challenges or substance dependency. Through their initiatives, Stëmm vun der Strooss offers support, dignity, and opportunities for reintegration, helping people rebuild their lives step by step.
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Autisme Luxembourg is a non-profit organization committed to supporting individuals with autism by providing preventive and therapeutic services, as well as educational centers and residential homes for children, adolescents, and adults on the autism spectrum. Their mission is to promote continuous integration at all levels of society, ensuring that individuals with autism receive the necessary care and opportunities for development.
The association prioritizes the well-being and inclusion of autistic individuals, offering tailored support programs to help them thrive in everyday life. Additionally, Autisme Luxembourg collaborates with other organizations to enhance resources and awareness for people with autism and their families.
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MĂ©decins Sans FrontiĂšres (MSF) Luxembourg is part of the international Doctors Without Borders network, providing emergency medical assistance to populations affected by conflicts, epidemics, natural disasters, and exclusion from healthcare. Their mission is to offer neutral, impartial, and independent medical aid wherever it is needed most.
With a strong commitment to humanitarian values, MSF Luxembourg supports global operations by sending medical staff, raising awareness, and mobilizing resources to ensure rapid and effective emergency responses. Their work spans across crisis zones, delivering life-saving treatments, vaccination campaigns, and mental health support to those in critical need.
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Founded in 1974 and recognized as a public utility organization, Aide aux Enfants Handicapés et défavorisés de Luxembourg (AEHDL) is dedicated to supporting children with physical and mental disabilities, as well as disadvantaged children in Luxembourg. Their mission is to provide moral and financial assistance to improve the daily lives of these children, ensuring they receive the care and resources they need.
For over 30 years, AEHDL has worked tirelessly to enhance the well-being of children and adults with disabilities, reinforcing the idea that no one should be forgotten by society. Their commitment extends beyond childhood, offering continued support to those who have grown into adulthood, fostering inclusion, dignity, and a better quality of life for people facing challenges.
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RYSE Luxembourg is an a.s.b.l. dedicated to supporting asylum seekers and beneficiaries of international protection throughout their integration journey in Luxembourg. Their mission is to inspire positive development in young refugees, helping them discover and unlock their full potential. Through personalized guidance, RYSE helps individuals overcome barriers to becoming active, autonomous members of society. By fostering community engagement and career development, RYSE works to create lasting positive impacts for current and future generations in Luxembourg and beyond.
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De Plooschter Projet is a Luxembourg-based initiative dedicated to raising awareness about leukemia and encouraging stem cell donations. Through regular awareness and registration campaigns, they educate the public on the importance of stem cell donation and its life-saving potential.
Since its founding in 2014, the organization has registered over 15,000 potential donors, with 96 individuals having donated their stem cells, offering patients a second chance at life. Their impactful campaigns, such as "Become a Stem Cell Donor â Save a Life" and "The Fight Against Leukemia is a Team Sport", have significantly increased stem cell donor registrations in Luxembourg.
With over 60 dedicated volunteers and a team of certified nurses, De Plooschter Projet organizes more than 40 awareness events per year. They collaborate with companies, schools, and public events, providing people with the opportunity to join the fight against leukemia.
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Europa Donna Luxembourg is a non-profit organization committed to supporting women affected by breast cancer and advocating for better care and awareness. Their mission is to understand the needs of patients and improve their journey through diagnosis, treatment, social reintegration, and emotional support during this challenging time.
Through awareness campaigns and organized actions, Europa Donna is actively breaking the stigma around breast cancer, encouraging early detection, open conversations, and better support systems for those affected. Their work plays a vital role in improving the well-being and quality of life of breast cancer patients in Luxembourg.
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More than just a support organization, Fondation Autisme Luxembourg (FAL) is a family for individuals with autism and their loved ones. For over 25 years, FAL has provided assistance to more than 100 individuals on the autism spectrum, offering essential services to improve their quality of life and social inclusion.
Working closely with public services and partner associations, FAL is dedicated to advancing the rights, integration, and well-being of people with autism in Luxembourg. Their mission is to break down barriers and create a more inclusive society where everyone has the opportunity to thrive.
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The Agence du Bénévolat serves as a bridge between organizations and volunteers, helping connect people who want to make a difference with causes that need support. Their mission is to enhance the visibility, clarity, and impact of volunteer opportunities by leveraging their extensive network.
Beyond matchmaking, the agency provides training and guidance on volunteer management, public interest organization creation, and nonprofit operations. By supporting both organizations and individuals, they play a crucial role in strengthening Luxembourgâs culture of volunteerism and civic engagement.
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IMS Luxembourg (Inspiring More Sustainability) is the leading network of Luxembourgish companies committed to sustainable development for over 18 years. Their mission is to inspire and promote responsible strategies and practices among national economic actors by leading collaborative and inclusive projects. IMS engages businesses around critical sustainability topics such as diversity and inclusion, health and wellbeing, eco-mobility, decarbonization, and responsible consumption.
As an independent, non-profit, and apolitical organization, IMS Luxembourg provides expertise, concrete solutions, and awareness-raising activities, supporting nearly 25% of Luxembourgâs workforce. Under the High Patronage of H.R.H. the Grand Duke since 2024, IMS also acts as a local hub for major European and international initiatives such as B Corp, CSR Europe, and the Inner Development Goals (IDG).
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Founded in 1987 as an ASBL, our NGO is committed to strengthening the capacities, resources and skills of local producers from Asia, Africa and South America.
At the same time, we support the sale of their products within the Weltbuttek /Boutique du Monde in Rue Louvigny, Luxembourg-City., thereby promoting fairer trade.
Thanks to our commitment, some fifty projects and initiatives have been financed up to 2025, contributing directly to the empowerment of local producers and to sustainable development.
We support projects aimed at vocational training and the rights of children and young people.
White Tigers for Kids Luxembourg is a motorcycle association with a big heart, founded to protect and support children who are victims of bullying and mistreatment. Their mission is to offer a visible, reassuring presence by escorting children to school and providing emotional support, while always working hand-in-hand with families and official institutions.
Beyond their support actions, the White Tigers promote awareness and prevention of harassment, all while breaking stereotypes around bikers. Their diverse group embodies solidarity, inclusion, and protection for the most vulnerable. The association also helps children in need through donations of school supplies, games, and food, funded by charity rides and community events.
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Ambulanz Wonsch Luxembourg is dedicated to creating "last memories" for terminally ill patients. Their mission is to fulfill the final wishes of people who are immobile and facing the end of life â whether itâs visiting home one last time, seeing a beloved pet, attending a family event, enjoying a sunset, or watching a concert or sports event.
By offering these unforgettable moments, Ambulanz Wonsch brings comfort, joy, and precious memories not only to the patients but also to their families and the volunteers who help make these wishes come true. Every fulfilled wish is a moment where illness fades away, and life takes center stage again, even if just for a little while.
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La Main Tendue a.s.b.l. Angela has been supporting vulnerable individuals since 2005. The association provides two key services:
Through close collaboration with various social, family, and therapeutic organizations, La Main Tendue works to rebuild lives and empower those facing distress, ensuring no one is left without help.
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Fondation du Grand-Duc et de la Grande-Duchesse works to promote social integration and inclusion for the most vulnerable individuals in Luxembourg. Often acting as a last resort when traditional social support systems fail, the Foundation offers urgent, holistic assistance tailored to each personâs situation. Their aim is not only to provide immediate help but also to foster long-term social reintegration and independence, always working closely with public and private social services.
Beyond its local actions, the Foundation is committed internationally, supporting humanitarian development projects and championing key causes like the fight against sexual violence in conflict zones. Through initiatives such as the Stand Speak Rise Up! movement, led by H.R.H. the Grand Duchess, the Foundation brings global attention to the rights and dignity of survivors of wartime sexual violence.
With a focus on solidarity, dignity, and human rights, the Foundation plays a vital role both nationally and internationally in building a more equitable and compassionate world.
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Association luxembourgeoise de lutte contre la mucoviscidose has been connecting patients, families, doctors, therapists, and researchers since its founding in 1991. By bringing together different experiences and expertise, the association aims to address both the material and emotional challenges linked to cystic fibrosis, empowering each person affected to live as long and independently as possible.
Their mission includes raising awareness about early screening and modern treatments, supporting research projects, promoting hygiene measures for school-aged patients, and advocating for the rights and needs of individuals with cystic fibrosis. As a public-benefit organization, the association relies on the support of donors and sponsors to continue its vital work.
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Kindernothilfe Luxembourg was founded in June 2009 with the mission to protect, empower, and support children living in the worldâs poorest regions. They achieve this through sustainable development projects and disaster relief efforts in collaboration with local partner organizations, ensuring that their support is culturally sensitive and has long-term impact.
Rooted in the principles of children's rights and self-help, Kindernothilfe Luxembourg grew purely through volunteer commitment in its early years. Today, from their office in Luxembourg-Eich, they continue working towards a world where every child can grow up safe, respected, and with opportunities for a better future.
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REPAIR: Volunteer repairers are here to help you fix anything you need: reasonably sized household appliances (nothing too large), clothes, bicycles, toys, dishes, small furniture⊠anything thatâs broken is welcome and might just get a second life.
Repairing not only helps you save moneyâit also conserves valuable raw materials and helps reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
CAFĂ: The Repair CafĂ© is also a place to meet and connect. Come enjoy a snack and chat with other locals: share tips, start new projects, or simply spend a pleasant moment together!
CALL FOR VOLUNTEERS: Do you have skills in electronics, woodworking, mechanics, sewing, etc.? Can you fix things? Come support us! The Repair CafĂ© needs youâit can only exist thanks to volunteers like you!
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Think Pink Lux is a Luxembourg-registered ASBL founded in October 2009 by a small group of volunteers whose lives have been touched by cancer, either directly or through their families and friends.
Our purpose is simple: to support women living in Luxembourg who are facing the day-to-day reality of cancer.
Think Pink Lux is committed to:
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Beyond the participation of NGOs, the Journée de la Solidarité is also supported by key educational institutions and youth organizations, ensuring that the next generation is actively involved in shaping a more inclusive and engaged society. Lycée Vauban, Lycée Aline Mayrisch, the University of Luxembourg, and the Service National de la Jeunesse (SNJ) are joining the event, bringing students, young leaders, and educators together to promote social responsibility and community engagement.
Through interactive activities, workshops, and awareness campaigns, these institutions will empower young people with the tools and mindset to drive change. Their involvement highlights the crucial role of education in fostering solidarity, civic participation, and intercultural understandingâvalues that are at the heart of this event.
