Get togerther at DAI

Last week, the members of Bamberg:UA gathered in Nuremberg to catch up on the latest news, review completed projects, and plan for what’s next.

One of the highlights was the “Hand-in-Hand Kultur.Konvoi”, which Tanja Ehrlein and Dennis Dechnik reported on in detail. Our get-together afterward—with pizza, board games, and plenty of engaging conversations—was a really nice experience for us all. It’s clear how much these meetings matter to us, so we’ve decided to hold them monthly to keep our internal exchange thriving.

At this point, a big thank you goes to Deutsch-Amerikanisches Institut Nürnberg, for generously offering their space for our gatherings now and in the future.

Updates

  • Winter aid for Ukraine: electricity and heating

    Winter aid for Ukraine: electricity and heating

    Through our fundraising campaign ‘Energy for the Winter’, Bamberg e.V. is supporting people in Ukraine who are at risk of power cuts and the cold due to Russia’s war of aggression and the targeted attacks on Ukraine’s energy infrastructure. We are collecting donations for urgently needed electricity supplies, mobile energy systems and heating aid, so…

  • 75% of the donation goal reached – fire trucks are getting closer!

    75% of the donation goal reached – fire trucks are getting closer!

    We are very pleased to announce that 75% of our donation goal has already been reached – that’s a total of 13,500 euros. This means our shared goal is now within reach: two fully equipped fire trucks will soon be able to make their way to Ukraine, where they will help save lives and support…

  • Two Fire Trucks for Ukraine

    Two Fire Trucks for Ukraine

    Every night, Ukrainian cities and villages come under attack from Russian drones and rockets. Homes, schools, and hospitals become military targets, and firefighters work tirelessly to deal with the destruction, saving as many lives as possible. This work is already dangerous – under war conditions, however, it becomes life-threatening, as destroyed sites are often attacked…