Initiative Transparente Zivilgesellschaft
We are committed to transparency. Organizations working for the public good should disclose to the public what they do, where their funds come from, how they are used, and who their decision-makers are.
Information about EinDollarBrille association in accordance with the
voluntary commitment of the Transparent Civil Society Initiative
1. Name, registered office, address and year of foundation
EinDollarBrille e.V.
Obere Karlstraße 29
91054 Erlangen
Germany
Year of foundation: 2012
2. Complete statutes and information on the objectives of EinDollarBrille association:
- to Statues EDB 14.10.2023.pdf
- the general objectives of the association: Statues EDB 14.10.2023.pdf (§ 2 Purpose of the association)
3. Information on tax benefits
- Our work is recognized as non-profit within the meaning of Section 5 (1) No. 9 of the German Corporation Tax Act for the purpose of promoting development cooperation according to the last notice of exemption we received from the Erlangen tax office (tax number 216/108/00391) dated 05.09.2023.
4. Name and function of key decision-makers
- According to § 8 of our Articles of Association, the bodies of the association are the General Meeting and the Executive Board. The function of these bodies is described in § 9 and § 10 of the Articles of Association.
- to Board EinDollarBrille e.V.
- to Statues EDB 14.10.2023.pdf
5. Report on activities
6. Staff structure
- to Annual Report 2024, Page 46ff
7. Information on the source of funds
- to Annual Report 2024, Page 46ff
- to Annual financial statements 2024 (in German)
8. Information on the use of funds
- to Annual Report 2024, Page 46ff
- to Annual financial statements 2024 (in German)
9. Corporate affiliation with third parties
- There are no corporate affiliations with third parties that have a significant influence on the decisions of our organization.
10. Contributions that account for more than ten percent of total annual income
- In the last calculation period, there were no annual donations from legal entities or natural persons that accounted for more than ten percent of total annual income.
About Transparent Civil Society Initiative
The Transparent Civil Society Initiative (Initiative Transparente Zivilgesellschaft) was founded in 2010 on the initiative of Transparency International Germany. Together, stakeholders from civil society and academia defined ten fundamental points that every civil society organization and every charitable organization should make available to the public. These include, for example, the organization's statutes, the names of decision-makers, and information about the origin of funds and the use of donations. To date, more than 2,000 organizations have joined the initiative alongside EinDollarBrille.