Wishing tree at Kreuzberger Himmel
Wishing Tree at Kreuzberger Himmel Give a christmas present to a refugee child Location Pick a Wish, Become An Angel Christmas is a time to share joy. With our wishing tree, we want to bring happiness to refugee children and young people, regardless of whether they themselves celebrate Christmas. How it works: The wishes of […]
Berlin Freedom Week
Join Be an Angel at Berlin Freedom Week 2025 for panels, films, and events on freedom, democracy, and Ukrainian civil courage. Berlin Freedom Week 2025 – We’re Part of It!From 8 to 15 November 2025, Berlin celebrates the first Berlin Freedom Week — a new citywide series of events on freedom, democracy, and human rights. […]
Annual Report 2024
Be an Angel e.V. accompanies new city partnership between Friedrichshain-Kreuzberg and Kyjiv-Darnytsia
Be an Angel e.V. Supports New City Partnership Between Friedrichshain-Kreuzberg and Kyiv-Darnytsia Invitation to the Signing of the City Partnership and Exhibition Opening Invitation to the Signing of the City Partnership and Exhibition OpeningMay 22, 2025 | 6:30 PM | Kreuzberger Himmel From lived solidarity to an official bond: On May 22, we will celebrate […]
10 Years Be an Angel – Reception
10 Year Anniversary: BE AN ANGEL Date: Friday, January 31, 2025, 4:00 PM – 7:00 PMLocation: Säulensaal, Rotes Rathaus, BerlinAddress: Rathausstraße 15, 10178 Berlin For a decade, Be an Angel has been supporting people with refugee experiences and those fleeing their homes, providing them with safety, support, and the prospect of a life in dignity. […]
Ukrainian Voices Of Art – Gallery Weekend Berlin
“Ukrainian Voices of Art” – a benefit exhibition of Ukrainian artists. For and by Be an Angel e.V.
“Ukrainian Voices of Art”, is a sales exhibition of current Ukrainian art and at the same time a benefit action by and for Be an Angel e.V. at the Berlin Art Week. All proceeds will benefit the artists as well as Be an Angel e.V..
Bringing the Refugee Crisis Home in Berlin – The New Yorker
Three weeks after his Berlin apartment was photographed for a lifestyle magazine, Andreas Tölke turned his home into an emergency shelter for refugees. Tölke, a journalist specializing in architecture and design, spontaneously took in three Egyptians, a Bosnian teenager, and a Moldovan. Since then, he has hosted 38 refugees from Syria, Afghanistan, Iraq, Pakistan, and Albania, assisting them with bureaucratic tasks, taking them shopping, and helping them integrate into Germany. The willingness of Berliners like Tölke to help reflects a larger cultural movement that critically questions government policies and responses to the refugee crisis.