Flexible furniture for flexible education
In-kind donation request
Lindenschmitstraße 1,
81371 München
Information about the request
Description
We at Über den Tellerrand kochen München e.V. are currently moving into new premises - a big step for us, as we are finally creating our own permanent space for intercultural encounters, shared learning and empowerment in the heart of Munich.
At the heart of our work is the Gastro Academy, an intensive training program for people with experience of flight and migration who want to gain a foothold in the catering industry. This is complemented by creative meeting formats, cooking evenings, women's groups and workshops. In short, our rooms are transformed almost daily - sometimes as a training room, sometimes as an office, sometimes as a dining room, sometimes as a workshop.
For this, we need modular, high-quality furniture that grows with our ideas. Tables and chairs that can be easily folded, stacked and rearranged. That can be withdrawn when space is needed - and are ready for use again the next day.
Do you see an opportunity to support our charitable work with furniture donations or a suitable cooperation model?
We would be delighted to talk to you - and tell you more about our work, our team and our plans.
Non-profit organisation
Über den Tellerrand kochen München e.V.
Still required
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Mode of transport
By mail/parcel service (postage paid by donor)
By mail/parcel service (postage paid by us)
We can pick up the donation
A volunteer will drop off the donation
By mail/parcel service (postage paid by us)
We can pick up the donation
A volunteer will drop off the donation
You have a matching offer for this donation request? Great! Simply get in touch with the organisation to let them know what you can contribute and how much of it!
Contact NPOAbout the Non-Profit Organisation
Über den Tellerrand kochen München e.V.
Über den Tellerrand kochen München e.V. ("cooking outside the box") promotes the personal exchange between people of different cultural backgrounds. In cooking events both get to know each other on eye level which actively shapes a sustainable and successful integration process. How exactly does this work? We organize events in which 20-30 participants with and without refugee experience cook and eat together. Usually we cook traditional dishes from the home countries of the refugee participants, who can share something about their culture. The events are organized by volunteers of our community and financed by donations and funding from the city of Munich. By involving both refugees and locals in the organization of the events, we motivate both sides to jointly shape the integration process. This promotes intercultural competences and enables social and cultural participation for refugees.