Committment has many facets
KiTZ is dedicated to providing every child with cancer with appropriate treatment and optimal, child-centered, and family-friendly care. You can help: From basic research and clinical trials to medical and psychosocial care for patients, donations to KiTZ are used to provide those affected with the best possible care and access to additional, supportive, and complementary services.
Your commitment helps us move closer to our goal together—a childhood free of cancer. If you’d like to help directly and immediately, please use our online donation form or donate via bank transfer. You can also choose to support one of our specific fundraising projects.
If you’d like to provide ongoing and reliable support, please select a monthly or annual donation schedule on the donation form.
Would you like to take action to help children with cancer? Here you’ll find all the information you need about fundraising campaigns for KiTZ. To support you in your campaign, we’ve put together the “Helping Together” fundraising kit. As we are currently just rolling out the English download kit, please reach out to us directly so that we can provide you with all the information you need.
You can also join KiTZ’s joint initiatives: Support our annual fundraising and awareness campaign “Give Flowers. Spread Hope” in spring. In September—Childhood Cancer Awareness Month—make a statement by wearing a gold ribbon during the “Go Gold!” campaign. Would you like to do a good deed for a specific occasion, give a donation as a gift, or ask for donations for children with cancer in place of birthday presents? You can find information about “Donations Instead of Gifts” campaigns here.
Are you planning a larger donation to KiTZ—for example, to help purchase major medical equipment or establish an endowed professorship? We’re here to help you help others! Contact us—we’d be happy to meet with you in person to discuss current major projects at KiTZ that are taking a decisive step forward in the fight for a childhood free of cancer.
As a company, there are also many ways to help children with cancer and demonstrate social responsibility. Whether you get involved together with your employees or customers, dedicate your Christmas donation to children with cancer, or bring your company’s CSR guidelines to life through project funding—your company can make a big difference. You can find more information on how your company can support KiTZ here.
If you’d like to organize your estate and are considering naming KiTZ as a beneficiary, we’d like to recommend the KiTZ Foundation in memory of Kirstin Diehl. A bequest in favor of the foundation is a lasting contribution to the fight for a childhood free of cancer.
If you have any questions about supporting KiTZ, your contacts are here to assist you.