Afghanistan: STELP team supports widows and orphans with relief supplies
The humanitarian situation in Afghanistan is worrying. Around two thirds of the population are dependent on humanitarian aid. We are helping in the area around Mazar-e-Sharif with food parcels.
STELP raises 525,000 euros at gala at Mercedes-Benz Museum
At our 5th STELP fundraising gala, we generated an incredible 525,000 euros and celebrated our success with Bausa, Culcha Candela and Özcan Cosar.
Meet the Team: Chris
Chris has been with STELP since the very beginning and is not only a member of the extended board, but also the honorary managing director of our social business NATAN Café | Bar. In this interview, he talks about the special moment that still gives him goosebumps today and the role our very first fundraising gala (yes, he’s been with us that long) played in this.
After flooding in Bosnia-Herzegovina: STELP provides emergency aid on the ground
Extreme rainfall has led to flooding and landslides in Bosnia-Herzegovina. A STELP team is now providing emergency aid on the ground.
Meet our Partner: Luka Puda
Luka Puda has taken STELP merch to a new level this year with his label Lust und Liebe. In the partner interview, he reveals how a joint mission with Serkan in Lebanon led to a collaboration.
Bosnia-Herzegovina: The situation for people on the run is worrying
More and more organisations have left Bosnia-Herzegovina. The organisations that have stayed behind and, above all, the people on the run are increasingly left to their own devices.
STELP founder Serkan Eren on site in Beirut
Serkan Eren visits Beirut to mark the anniversary of the harbour explosion and to prepare support options for the civilian population of Lebanon in the event of an escalation of the Middle East conflict.
4th anniversary of the explosion in Beirut: STELP founder Serkan in Lebanon
To mark the anniversary of the devastating explosion in Beirut harbour, Serkan Eren is once again travelling to Lebanon. Why his visit this year is not just a sign of remembrance.
