TakeMeBack’s donation system is immediate, straightforward, and transparent: every contribution is personally delivered to the children by our Solidarity Couriers, with no middlemen or red tape, ensuring that the aid reaches its destination right away. Learn more!
When a company engages in charitable initiatives, the public visibility of these actions builds trust and fosters a positive image, enhancing the brand’s reputation and inspiring others to follow suit. Find out how and why to create a ripple effect of social change!
TakeMeBack is proud to announce the success of its mission in Kenya, a project that has brought about a significant change in the lives of 638 children at Munje Primary School.
Learn more about the “One Shoe at a Time, One Step at a Time” initiative led by Federica Troiano, a TakeMeBack Solidarity Courier. From fundraising to the distribution of 638 pairs of shoes: here’s the tangible impact of the Solidarity Couriers in Kenya!
The TakeMeBack documentary shines under the stars at the Chieti Film Festival, confirming the event as an unmissable showcase for culture and cinema.
A strong reputation is a valuable asset for a company: it influences not only sales but also the ability to attract new talent, investments, and partnerships. Discover how and why social responsibility and brand reputation can drive your company’s success.
Anyone who has taken part in a Take Me Back mission will tell you that the moment of delivery is truly magical. But what makes giving such an extraordinary experience? Read on to find out more.
The Take Me Back logo inspires and motivates us. It reminds us of the power of solidarity, the importance of every small gesture, and the possibility of building a better world, one kite at a time. Learn more about our logo!
Travelers, dreamers, and everyday people who decide to make a difference. Through their dedication, they deliver humanitarian aid to places where needs often outstrip available resources. Find out who Take Me Back’s Solidarity Couriers are and why their work is so important.
In November 2015, Andrea and Erika embarked on a trip to Sri Lanka that changed their lives. During their stay, they met a local family that transformed their perspective on solidarity and international aid.
