Gsbtb.org Website Review

GSBTB Open Art Shelter volunteers Ania and Vanessa talk about their dog shelter project and the unconditional love that dogs can teach Here's one way you can support our community's work: make a monthly donation! GSBTB's celebrated its 5th anniversary in a big bash at Refugio, with good food, beautiful music and a wonderful community. I am from an organisation and I want to offer an opportunity to Giving Something Back to Berlin I am a new Berliner and want to offer some of my time and skills to a social organisation. Berlin is full of brilliant initiatives, projects and events but not all will fit in the frame of Give Something Back To Berlin and its • The offered tasks should be a win-win situation for everyone, including the expat, the organization and the city. No part of the equation should come out of the collaboration feeling used. Our focus is social engagement, not general creative projects or expat networking. Berlin is full of other good opportunities for that! • Give Something Back To Berlin is about broadening peoples views of the city and oneself, mixing and sharing with parts of the Berlin community one seldom or never meets. The tasks should be in line with this thinking. • Berlin is a city with both many poor people and low wages. As such, Give Something Back To Berlin neither wants to contribute to lowering wages nor spreading the impression that creative people are a free labor force for all sorts work. • Small things make a difference and can be the beginning of something big. No task is too big or small to be asked for. • If you as an expat want to sign up for a project involving children or youth, the organization may ask for a special ”schein” • Give Something Back To Berlin can choose not to publish any posts that are not in line with the above mentioned guidelines. First name is required. First name should be no more than 64 characters. Last name is required. Last name should be no more than 64 characters.