Success stories
Stories that started with one person.
A trip to Malawi, a 97-year-old yew planter, twelve friends, and a sports challenge. They all started the same way: someone decided to share it, and their community responded.
+3 M€ raised for solidarity causes
+1.000 campaigns supported
+50.000 donations received
10+ years helping raise funds
Featured story · Education
Weddings with books
Iñaki Luengo traveled to Malawi to visit an Erasmus friend. There, he saw young girls facing child marriage in a country where you have to pay for school.
He came back and launched a campaign. And then another. Every year his community grows, and every year more girls attend school.
408 donations
49.980 € raised to date
Consistency multiplies results: those who supported you once usually come back and bring someone else along.
Very different causes, the same spark
Filter by cause and discover how they made it happen.
8 stories
Weddings with books
Girls in northern Malawi return to school, away from child marriage.
49.980 € in 408 donations
Del hospital a la catedral
Xavi Vallés raised funds for childhood tumor research while battling cancer.
+65.000 € in two campaigns
Apadrina un becario
La Facultad Invisible supported 9 students who had lost their scholarships.
9 students continued their studies
The Friendly Forest
A yew forest in Melendreros in honor of Amable, who planted trees until age 97.
97 yew trees planted
Peña Valencianista Ciberche
A fine put their historical archive at risk. Their fans responded within days.
< 1 week to reach the goal
A wheelchair for Lucía
Twelve friends turned their annual sports challenge into a new wheelchair for Lucía.
6.671 € from 104 people
Nutrition in Muketuri
Since 2013, Leire San José has been adding protein to the menu at children’s centers in Ethiopia.
Since 2013 campaign after campaign
Bikers Against Cancer
Calendars, wristbands, and countless miles on the road from Mujeres Moteras del Sur for ANDEX.
+10.000 € for childhood cancer
97 years, 97 yew trees
Amable was a miner for 35 years in Melendreros, Asturias. What he loved most was planting trees. His friends fundraised on Kukumiku to plant a forest with one yew tree for every year of his life.
“When old men plant trees whose shade they know they shall never sit in, all is not lost.”
What they have in common
There’s no magic formula, but there are patterns. Each one has its own guide.