Tatendrang is the first volunteer agency in Germany that connects engaged citizens, non-profit organizations, and companies in Munich. It promotes needs-oriented voluntary engagement and advocates for an inclusive, solidarity-based urban society.
Tatendrang, Germany's first volunteer agency, connects engaged citizens, non-profit organizations, and the city of Munich to promote needs-oriented volunteer engagement. The range of services includes matching volunteers with suitable projects, supporting non-profit organizations in coordinating volunteers, and promoting Corporate Volunteering for companies.
The main mission of Tatendrang is to direct volunteer engagement where it is most urgently needed. The agency strives to promote an inclusive and diverse urban society by ensuring that all people, regardless of age, origin, or language, can contribute optimally. Tatendrang also advocates for a strong democracy in Munich and promotes solidarity and democratic values[1][3].
Tatendrang is committed to providing sustainable and high-quality volunteer work. The agency has been awarded the quality seal of the "Federal Working Group of Volunteer Agencies" (bagfa) seven times, underscoring its work according to verifiable quality standards[3].
Additionally, Tatendrang is involved in various initiatives that positively influence society. Examples include the Learning Paten magazine, which supports volunteers in the education sector, and participation in a guiding principle that captures the shared values and goals of Munich's volunteer agencies and centers[3].
Through these efforts, Tatendrang contributes to fostering a solidary and diverse urban society and strengthening volunteer engagement in a sustainable way.
