Together in solidarity in every municipality

Fien Gillis from RAKO (Remote Area Kids Organisation) improves the living conditions of children in the disadvantaged countryside of Cambodia. 

"Justice and solidarity know no boundaries, together we ensure that no one is left behind. With RAKO we are building a fair future for young and old!" 

Annick Kashirahamwe from the organization Ask Belgium (association sangwe kibondo) ensures youth welfare in Burundi.

Aurelie Camala from the Mwinda Kitoko organization is committed to agricultural development in Congo

Elisabeth Sekanabo from the Amuka organization takes action for victims of sexual violence in Congo. 

Emma Lansens from the Biblioteca Mao organization makes reading and books popular in the Dominican Republic.

Gerdi Ampe from the Belgium–Congo Association vzw provides training in agriculture in Congo.

With the Belgian Circle of Friends of Burundi (BEKRIBU) we support water management for small farmers in Burundi.

Karlo is committed to a nursery school and local horticultural projects in Burkina Faso with Benesa vzw

Kua Nzanbi from Borgerhout is actively involved in the Association of young people of Congolese origin residing in Europe (AJOCE). They support Congolese young people and their communities, both in Belgium and in Congo. And work on themes such as education, vocational training, cultural integration and sustainable development projects.

Leen Boereboom, together with her organisation 'Laafi' from Antwerp, is committed to international solidarity. Together they establish an active partnership with Burkina Faso.

With Teachers Without Borders, Marjet offers support and guidance to dozens of educational projects that volunteers from Flanders undertake worldwide.

Michiel is active at Humasol, an organisation that realises renewable energy projects in the global south.

Princess is committed to Ghana with her organization around women's empowerment, childcare and health care.

Yohannes Zefru from the Yenetabet organization takes action for access to education in Ethiopia.

Marjan De Munck is active in Senegal with her 4th Pillar organization 'Teranga Baye Tagar Dieye'. There they created a day center where street children can follow lessons, eat and shower. They work closely with local partners for this.

Susie Khalik from Balen gives cooking training to homeless children in Monrovia - Liberia. In this way she prepares them for an independent life. 

Lien De Cordt from Beerse is group coordinator of Humasol. She is committed to international solidarity by making renewable energy, water and sustainable technology accessible to everyone1.

Werner is active in the organization LignaVerda. They are committed to reforestation in Senegal, among other things.

Danielle Maes from Boom is committed to the integral development and rehabilitation of
children with disabilities in Bolivia, so that they can reintegrate into society.

Peter is active in the organization Niños con alas Bolivia and is committed to the integral development and rehabilitation of children with disabilities in Bolivia. 

Marine realizes school and food projects, water projects and sanitation facilities in Haiti and Ethiopia with Finado vzw.

With the organization Ilanga, Renée is committed to sustainable and structural support to various NPOs in Port Elizabeth, South Africa.

Yana builds bridges between interns, volunteers and local non-profit organisations in South Africa with her non-profit organisation Ilanga. A sustainable and inclusive collaboration is the result! 

Wilfried is committed to helping vulnerable children in Ethiopia through the non-profit organisation Nosissa. 

Marco-James Debbath of the organization UAG (Union of African Community) is active in both Belgium and Cameroon. UAG was founded to stimulate the integration of African diaspora in Geel and surroundings and to promote diversity. On the other hand, the organization also supports an agricultural initiative in Cameroon, in this way they try to minimize the food shortage there

Raf Verelst from Heist-op-den-Berg and his organization are committed to improving access to drinking water, sanitary needs and education for underprivileged Cambodian children. 

Rene Morfaw from Wiekevorst wants to reduce poverty and improve lives in Cameroon and Africa. He thinks it is important that there is water for everyone1. 

Jozef Noben is committed to preventive medical care in Uganda through Sikiliza Leo. 

Marie Paule Ngimpak is committed to drinking water and electricity for everyone. Her organization Aide Vulnerable supports rural communities in Cameroon by installing sustainable hydraulic, sanitary installations and solar panels. 

Denise from Waarloos is active in the 4th Pillar organization Buddies and Friends. They offer support to a school in Kenya.

Fanny Dooms of RAKO Belgium improves the living conditions of children in the disadvantaged countryside of Cambodia.

"Justice and solidarity know no boundaries. Together we ensure that no one is left behind. With RAKO we are building a fair future for everyone!"

Sabri Belhadji has been strengthening the social fabric in Mechelen for years by means of an inclusive boxing school. He offers opportunities to young people who would otherwise have difficulty finding a place.

As a donor, Yentl Biebaut hopes to make both a literal and figurative contribution to the struggle of 11.11.11 for global justice and international solidarity.

Annemie Doms from the organization SISP vzw is committed to vulnerable families in the slums of South India.

Linda De Smedt from Collective KANAGA vzw is committed to development projects in Mali.

"We believe that every person has the right to a dignified existence." 

Els Mentens of Rugendo vzw supports an organization of widows on Idjwi, an island in Lake Kivu in Congo. She helps them become economically independent by offering them the means to initiate change themselves. With small initiatives they move forward step by step. 

Suzy Mentens van Rugendo vzw supports an organization of widows on Idjwi, an island in Lake Kivu in Congo. It helps them to become economically independent by offering them the means to initiate change themselves. With small initiatives they move forward step by step. 

Vera Cambre van Rugendo vzw supports an organization of widows on Idjwi, an island in Lake Kivu in Congo. It helps them to become economically independent by offering them the means to initiate change themselves. With small initiatives they move forward step by step. 

Koen was touched by what he discovered on his travels and, with Gardens of Life, he is committed to better nutrition in Senegal, Mali, Niger and Benin by supporting the development of vegetable gardens.

The non-profit organisation Maison Maurice aims to offer vulnerable children in the Democratic Republic of Congo the quality life they are entitled to and to give them a hopeful future.  

Ingrid is actively involved in the 4th Pillar Initiative CBAVC. With their organization they want to improve access to drinking water, sanitary needs and education for underprivileged Cambodian children living in poverty.

With the school project of our organization Akwaaba Asuadei we are committed to good education for our students in Ghana

Dirk Gils from Oud-Turnhout is committed to development cooperation and international solidarity by providing financial and organizational support to the 'Nanje Nige in Burundi' project.

Veerle Olbrechts is committed to vulnerable people in South India and Uganda.

Luc Callaerts has had a career spanning more than 28 years 11.11.11 sit up. Today he still does not sit still, and he is still locally active in local politics and the 4th Pillar initiative 'Thamer for Peace'.

Rawaa is active in the 4th Pillar organization Thamer for peace, they are committed to improving living conditions in Iraq. 

Annita Claes from the 4th Pillar organization 'Vriendenkring Fatima Center' takes in Thai women and girls who are victims of human trafficking.

With Vriendenkring Fatimacenter the organization works closely with 5 centers in Thailand. They are committed to vulnerable people. 

Tine is involved with the 4th Pillar organization Kamiano friends. They are committed to people with disabilities (leprosy, tuberculosis) in countries such as Congo, India and Nigeria.

William is actively involved in the 4th Pillar organization Sasel. They offer future opportunities through an education project for disadvantaged children in El Salvador and focus on gender equality.

Lien is actively involved in the 4th Pillar organization Happy Chilumba working in Malawi. The focus is mainly on (orphaned) children offering quality education and meals.

Wouter is actively involved with the Friends of the Fatima Center. This 4th Pillar organization supports educational initiatives for women in Thailand.

Laura Nieto Rodriguez from Brussels is committed to hrenewable technology for everyone1.

Rudy volunteers at Bx-Jeunes, a youth organization that focuses on global citizenship, intercultural dialogue and sustainable development.

Sevil is committed to helping victims of natural and humanitarian disasters all over the world.

"Solidarity because no one should be left behind."

Johan Proot is committed to the people of Burkina Faso. His organisation Beog Neere Boulzoma works closely with the local population: creating vegetable gardens, ensuring drinking water, supporting a women's group that makes soap... 

Els from Molenbeek is actively involved in the 4th Pillar organization The Swallow - De Zwaluw, an educational center in Gambia

Joselyne Nduwayezu stands up against poverty and is committed to women in Burundi. 

Marie-Antony wants to eradicate poverty in Burundi with her project Women for Women. Too many children leave school because of extreme poverty. With their small-scale educational projects, the organization tries to remove various obstacles (e.g. purchasing school supplies). 

Samuel from Molenbeek is involved in the organization D'Broej vzw, the 'Brussels Organization for the Emancipation of Youth'

Riet Vanderleyden is chair of the North-South Council and driving force behind the 11.11.11-action. 

Kristien Phillipeth actively works as a volunteer at 11.11.11 and is chairman of Zuiderlicht vzw. 

Werner Vanhie is committed to the health and development opportunities of children and adults in Nepal. 
 

Sonja Aerden is committed to nature and biodiversity in Northern Katanga. She and the organization Kanyundu focus specifically on the reconstruction of the parks of Upemba and Kundelungu. 

"Alone you can do something, but together you can do so much more."

Greet is active at Kisangani vzw working in Congo. The organization stands for an integral approach, in which forest protection can only improve if food production is also organized in a different way. Circularity is crucial in this food production: the waste from one crop serves as raw material for another.

Marie-Jeanne Vantuykom of Kattendans vzw has been supporting various projects in Nalou, a remote village in Mali, since 2005.

Musti Onlen works from Hasselt for homeless youth. He is also active in the International Committee. 

Rita and Luk are committed to the 11.groep and Wereldwinkel. They are committed to a fair and equal international cooperation and fair world trade.

Valère is a driving force at the Kiewitfonds. Through the Kiewitfonds, he is committed to children and young people in South Africa. After all, children and young people are the future. 

Frans Parren from Kinrooi works together with the people of El Carmen to create opportunities for a better future for everyone1. 

Frans Vandueren of Osjosma vzw raises funds to support projects that offer children in Haiti fair and full opportunities to build a dignified existence. 

With the 4th Pillar organization Namaste Nepal-Belgium they mainly focus on educational projects with primary and secondary schools.

In solidarity with Guatemala, they are committed to human rights and more specifically to the rights of the indigenous population. 

Jan and Mireille Slagmulder of Ananda vzw have the mission to support the poorest people in Tamil Nadu, India, and help them improve their living conditions. 

With Safi, Ivo is committed to quality education and they support the local population in Gambia.

Marie-Paule, together with Safi vzw, is committed to the self-reliance of the Seidemann Nursery School in Gambia and to quality education for the children there.

Peter is active in the Global Council of Assenede. He works towards an inclusive society with both the healthy and the sick, with native Flemish and immigrant Flemish. He ensures a municipal policy that takes into account the entire world, and especially those people and areas experiencing difficulties. He works to create meeting places where cultures can connect. 

With Safi Tamara is committed to Quality Education in Gambia and they support the local population. Education is the key to change!

The Kamiel Group Kenya organization is committed to promoting independence at a primary school and creating employment for young women in a work studio.

Herman Stroobandt is a member of the World Council of Beveren-Kruibeke-Zwijndrecht. He is also chairman of Klim-Op Brazil, a 4th Pillar organization.

Peter Dhollander is active on the board of the Wereldwinkel Zwijndrecht-Burcht and is a member of the Third World Council. 

Luk supports children with brain injuries and their families in Burkina Faso with Plan Bobath. In this way, children become part of the family again and mothers become mothers of the child again.

Bieke and Rita are involved in the Memsaada organization. They advocate for accessible health care in Congo.

Els De Smet is a member of the global council of Evergem.

"Let us work together to make the world and the people who are often overlooked, such as people on the run, visible in our community."
 

Eveline De Jonghe sits on the global council of Evergem and thus contributes to solidarity, both within and outside her municipality.

"Everyone deserves opportunities for self-development"

Tom is involved in the organisation Association d'Aides aux Collégiens orphelins du département de Koudougou in Burkina Faso. They organise education for vulnerable pupils (orphans or half-orphans).

Kalon Afrika is a 4th Pillar organization that aims to create and expand opportunities for vulnerable communities and families. Through empowerment, building entrepreneurship, talent development and advocacy.

Elise works at Catapa and is committed to a world in which mineral extraction is no longer necessary. 

Griet De Roo stands up for humanity and basic rights through her local Ghent 11 group. 

Paula Silva of Dragoeiro vzw strives for global solidarity by actively involving people from diverse backgrounds and social classes in organizing socio-cultural projects. 

Marcey supports children with disabilities in Uganda through 3C/The Village vzw.

Emile Elasha from Elasha vzw improves the living conditions and future prospects of the population in the Grand Kasaï region of Congo. 

Jacques becomes involved with the Global Council of Lokeren. 

"It is nice to be able to work together with the city, associations and other 'activists' as a committed citizen."

Lieve strives with Selou na Tou for better health care and mutual insurance for everyone in Benin. Because mutual insurance reduces poverty.

With the 4th Pillar organization Sekou Na Tou, Rhoddy is committed to healthcare and health insurance for everyone in Benin.

Phillippe is actively involved in the Wereldwinkel and GRIS in Nazareth.

Ana Mbengue from Ninove supports children living on the streets and offers them education. In this way she wants to create a fair future for everyone1.

Frederick Walumona of Mashariki East vzw organizes workshops and awareness campaigns to make the population aware of diseases caused by waste.

We want to work on a sustainable education policy with a view to professional directions in DR Congo. 

Wouter Mertens stands up for the climate.

With Mashariki East vzw we do projects with and for women in Kinshasa.

Christiane Baeke and her 11-group stand up for international solidarity. 

Magda Vercamer stands up for humanity together with her 11-group. 

Ivo and the DROP organization in Senegal are committed to three basic issues, namely education, health care and water. 

Rigo is committed to the Global Council in Asse 'GROSA' - where all those interested in global solidarity come together. 

David De Knop wants to make sustainable technology accessible to everyone in the Global South through Humasol. 

"Renewable technology for all"

Anneke from Alsemberg is active in the 4th Pillar organisation Les Amis d'Ibi Village. Agroforestry is the ideal means to create a sustainable synergy between people, their needs and the natural resources available.

Tineke Foblets from Betekom - Begijnendijk supports Penduka Namibia's mission to provide women with the opportunity to earn a sustainable income, improve the living conditions of their families, and improve their entire community.

Bram Rumbaut from Bollé Bollé vzw raises funds for small-scale and concrete development projects in Tanzania. 

“Doing a lot with a little, because a little is still infinitely more than nothing.”  

Pascale Van Assche is committed to a better world for the population in the Parakou region, in the heart of Benin.

Koen Vanclooster is committed to the Parakou region (Benin) through the Hubi and Vinciane foundation. Equal partnership is central to this. 

Pol is committed to an education project and a medical center in Zanzibar with the organization Friends of Jambiana.

Jean-Pierre Lever is committed to Senegalese children in a difficult situation. His organization Vrienden Van Senegal.be builds schools in Senegal and relies on a system of godmothers and godfathers. 

Manuel Sisi from Herent is committed to the education and well-being of underprivileged children in Angola. For him, humanity towards others is central.

“As one of the principles of the Ubuntu philosophy puts it: I am because we are.”

Alfred is actively involved in the organization GERA (Global Emergency Response Action). They respond to humanitarian crises and promote resilience through a community-based approach.

Karl Bogaert is committed to education in Congo with his Ekimanyelo project.  

Juliette offers education to children in difficulty, living conditions and moral, psychological and financial support to victims of sexual violence in South Kivu, Congo with Bron

Jo Discart stands up for humanity through his local 11 group. 

Johan Vandenbossche and Eline Nys of Let Us Change are committed to helping street children in Ethiopia. They do this through various projects, including the shelter of more than 90 street children.

Lise develops projects for sustainable energy in the global South via Humasol vzw from Leuven

Peter Raymaeckers stands up for humanity. 

Sofie is committed to working with Leef vzw - a school project - at Djapo. And is committed to involving young people in shaping a more sustainable and just society.

Rina Robben from Binkom (Lubbeek) is committed to protecting the rainforest by teaching sustainable farming methods in Kisangani. A beautiful initiative with impact.

Peter De Cock is committed to education for children and young people in Ethiopia through Project Axum. 

Anne-Mie Van Huffelen, together with her organization SawallaH vzw, contributes to the construction of a nursery and primary school in Gambia

Connection in care is an organization that is committed to improving and supporting healthcare in Gambia.

Jan and Sawallah are committed to building a nursery and primary school in Gambia.

Marijke contributes to better pre-school and primary education in Gambia with Sawallah vzw (which means "You're welcome")
 

With the 4th Pillar organization Sawallah, Rudy is committed to education and health projects in Gambia.

Lieven Kandolo is a member of the Vilvoorde Council for International Solidarity. He is committed to building bridges between diaspora associations and stands up for peace in Congo. 

Erik Van Mele is active as an 11 volunteer, with the aim of bringing global themes to the people of Vilvoorde and advocating for fair and just trade relations. Erik is also active for Oxfam and was chairman of the Vilvoorde Council for International Cooperation (VRIS) for many years.

Patrick Lami works tirelessly for the global council in Vilvoorde. 

Lieven is actively involved in various organizations; in local groups of 11.11.11, Oxfam, Broederlijk Delen and participates in the World Council.

Hugo Vermeulen coordinates the event every year 11.11.11-action in Sint-Kruis. He also supported the Foster Parents Plan for many years and helped a refugee he knew personally financially. 

Sophia Yerasimou actively contributes to initiatives that help refugees integrate and give them access to basic rights.

Luc realizes educational projects in Cambodia with Aukas vzw, with the main aim of breaking the relationship between child labor, poverty and illiteracy.

An Degeyter of Morning Tears Belgium vzw is committed to children from Ethiopia who live in prison with their imprisoned mother. 

"By supporting people in other countries we contribute to a better world."

Through Morning Tears Belgium vzw, Jan Ackaert is committed to education for children in Ethiopia who live in prison with their imprisoned mother. 


 

"I like to make the world a better place."

Ann Cloeckaert's organization Morning Tears Belgium vzw provides education to children who grow up in prison with their incarcerated mother. 

"International solidarity creates warm societies"

Rik Maekelberg coordinates the Oxfam Wereldwinkel in Diksmuide. He is also the driving force of the 11-group. He is also chairman of the North-South Council and the driving force group of the Faire Gemeente.

Nhan Nguyen wants to make sustainable technology accessible to everyone in the global south through Humasol

Cynthia Owembabazi supports underprivileged youth in Uganda with her 4th Pillar organization Kiyodel vzw. The organization also set up a Skills Training Center to offer children and youth the opportunity for education. 

"We rise by lifting others up"

Cil Van Opstal is active in the 4th Pillar organization 'Vriendenkring van ECASSEF' and supports coffee farmers in Ecuador 

"We do it for them, they are strong and want to move forward"
 

Ria is involved in the 4th Pillar organization 'Vriendenkring van ECASSEF' working in Ecuador. We give coffee producers innovative practical training to grow and process high-quality coffee and give scholarships to children and young people. 

Ann Grymonprez is committed to drinking water. Her organization INDIGO realizes several water projects around Agadez in Niger. 



"AMAN IMAN - water gives life"

Annie Vermeulen is active as an 11 volunteer and travels to Rwanda once a year as a nurse with Doctors without Vacation.

Armand Azote of CAAJE brings the Togolese community together and tries to improve access to education in Togo through small-scale projects. 

Asiri Vitharanage from Kortrijk is a volunteer at FMDO Kortrijk for global citizenship, diversity and integration. As a women's ambassador and education ambassador, she strongly contributes to a world in which everyone1 counts.

Christine Moreel of Powered by Love - Lifeschool Ghana's mission is to create a safe and inspiring environment for children in Ghana. 

Henk is actively involved in the 4th Pillar Initiative Balunda Ba Mikalayi in DR Congo. Access to electricity and quality education are the main themes they work on.

Tiene lives in Lauwe and is committed to the 4th Pillar Initiative Pineapple children's home project in Uganda with a focus on education. 

'Education gives you the power to develop yourself.'

Gisette Massouh of Dynamic Cameroonian Women is committed to providing quality education to children from the Soa area, Cameroon. 

Marijke is active in the Fourth Pillar organization SOS SCAD-Villages India. Our non-profit organization promotes and supports the work of SCAD (Social Change and Development), a large NGO in Tamil Nadu, India. 

Tiny Dewulf from Ostend ensures that Senegalese children and young people can attend school. In this way, she wants to build a world in which everyone is literate. 

Willy Sibiet has been a permanent volunteer for years 11.11.11.

Rita Vancoille founded her own non-profit organization to provide additional support to children and women in Gambia. Non-profit organization Contano works with local professionals and combats all forms of violence and exploitation of children and women. 

Piet Ternest is affiliated with Dogbo Dogbo vzw, which supports projects in the Dogbo region of Benin, focused on health, education and economic development.

Stefaan Devarrewaere is active within the 11 group and the Oxfam World Shop. 

Hade is active in the local 11th group of Desselgem.

Marijke De Vos of Educate Me - Cameroon supports demand-driven projects through local partners in Cameroon. Her plans for the future are the reconstruction and strengthening of the advisory board in Waregem. 

Peggy is active in the 4th Pillar organization The Swallow - De Zwaluw. An educational center in Gambia. 

Beccëk bi gawn na (Wolofs) for "The afternoon passes quickly. Carpe diem!"