Germany’s biggest charity action is over. Wild at Life e.V. made a huge success – we won 121st place among 1,748 charities!
This is made possible thanks to our supporters and the trust they have put in the founder as well as the work Wild at Life e.V. has done over the past years.
Since 2011, ING-DiBa has been supporting voluntary work and charitable association work in Germany – with a total of 1 million € per campaign. Why? Because the bank is convinced of the power that comes from charities and non-profit organizations. People meet here to do something together – and we think that’s great!
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