Flying is our passion. Moreover, as an airline, we travel all over the world and thus bear a special responsibility towards our society and our environment. We take this responsibility very seriously and implement it in numerous projects - Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) is an essential part of our Company culture.
Even if no one wants to face exceptional situations or crises, it's essential to be properly prepared. The Condor Special Assistance Team (SAT) supports affected customers and their relatives on site in such cases. The team consists of volunteer staff members who have been intensively trained to provide psychosocial, organizational, and administrative assistance in challenging situations.
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Email: contribute@condor.com
Condor guarantees that your donation will be passed on to the Foundation without deductions. As a general rule for tax deductibility: Amounts up to 300 euros can be claimed at the tax office even without a donation receipt (donation confirmation). For a direct donation to the Foundation, you only need the bank statement and an exemption letter. As the donation is made via Condor in this case, please send your Condor receipt and this exemption text (Section 50 4 no. 2b EStDV), which includes a declaration of the Condor partnership, to your tax office. This should usually be sufficient for the donation to be recognised in Germany.
If your (foreign) tax office also wants a donation receipt, you can apply for one from the foundation. To do so, please send the following information to info@fly-and-help.de:
If you'd like to make more donations, feel free to do so directly to our account at FLY & HELP. You'll automatically receive a donation receipt for donations of 50 Euros or more if you provide your address:
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The small clinic in Majengo is not only the first point of contact for quick medical help, but has also become a popular spot for many Condorians during their stay in Mombasa. The clinic has 2 delivery beds, an X-ray machine, and doctors are available several times a month for consultations; the poorest of the poor regularly receive free treatments. The clinic is run by Betty Maina, who is as charismatic as she is warm. The newborns receive little hats and socks after birth, and Betty can now also dress them in rompers and other baby clothes. These valuable items, such as hats and socks, are collected in advance by the Condor crews at home and handed over during a layover in Mombasa.
However, support can take many forms: On his flight to Mombasa on May 1, 2018, Matthias Rühle (Purser) carried a complete ENT unit in his baggage, donated by ENT doctor Fortuna Gebremeskel and packed and handled free of charge for the flight by Cargo Mover. Dentist Gunnar Doobe and dental technician Daniel Wiegand spontaneously traveled to Mombasa during their holiday, set up the unit and put it into operation.
Dentist Alexander May, a friend of Matthias Rühle from Walldorf, was also on site shortly after with his friend, dentist Daniel Kiefle, as well as donor and ENT specialist Fortuna Gebremeskel. They had a mobile unit with them for treatments, filling and suturing materials, surgical instruments, and medications. And then help was given – to as many people as possible! The next deployment is already eagerly awaited on site. Supporters of the Blue Bell Kindergarten arranged for a new, second fully-flat bed in August in case two women need to give birth at the same time.
Condor sponsor: Roy Martin Heron, Condor Traffic Centre
The Guarabira Children's Village, currently home to 360 children, is situated in the village of Guarabira in northeastern Brazil. Since 2020, there have been many developments: The long-planned training center for teenagers has been completed. A second-hand tractor was newly acquired to farm the land in the children's village.
Fruit and vegetables for personal use are cultivated and maintained by the children and adolescents. In the event of a bountiful harvest, the fruit and vegetables not used personally are sold at a nearby market. The money is a good investment in the further education of the children and teenagers in the Children's Village.
There is also a new carpenter's workshop in the children's village. This is where the tables and benches for the market stall were constructed.
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Condor sponsors: Birgit Rusche, Matthias Rühle, both pursers at Condor
Since October 2006, the Blue Bell Kindergarten has been sponsored by HelpAlliance, initiated by Birgit Rusche (Condor) and Kerstin Auersch (Lufthansa). Back then, 46 children aged between two and eight were cared for and educated at Blue Bell. In the following years, the school was able to be continuously expanded.
Today, Blue Bell School includes a daycare, preschool, primary school, and secondary school. 307 children have been attending the school since January 2021. In supporting the school, particular emphasis was placed on improving the school infrastructure, as well as on hygiene and water supply. Which means that, funding went to expanding sanitary facilities and the acquisition of large water tanks for rainwater collection, for example.
Thanks to donations and diverse support, especially from Condor employees, it was possible to purchase tables, chairs, and teaching materials. Today, the school employs 8 teachers and 7 educators. The current challenge is primarily on managing the coronavirus pandemic, just like it is back home. The people on site are even more affected. Due to government measures, the school had to close for nearly nine months in 2020, resulting in no income generation and the need for additional funding.
To support families in particular need, funds were quickly and efficiently made available to provide urgently needed food supplies as part of an emergency aid program at the end of 2020. The Blue Bell School is a successful example of self-help and will continue to provide many children with access to education in the future, soon achieving its goal of becoming financially independent.
Our corporate health management aims to preserve and enhance the health and well-being of all staff members. As part of our initiatives, we offer a variety of programs and events, including the popular Steps Challenge, where our employees team up to collect steps and incorporate more physical activity into their workday. Additionally, as Condor, we participate in the annual J.P. Morgan Run, a corporate race that combines team spirit and physical activity. Our regular health days also provide informative workshops, health screenings, and practical advice on nutrition, stress management, and physical fitness. With these measures, we help our employees maintain a healthy lifestyle while also enhancing the sense of community and motivation. All employees can also request a JobTicket and have the option to rent a bicycle through our partner JobRad.
As a proud training company, we offer comprehensive training programs that provide the necessary knowledge and practical skills for a successful start to your career. We recognize and nurture individual strengths to create customized career paths both on the ground and in the air.
You can find training and entry opportunities at Condor here
Striped Condor shirts for Young Bafana and FLY & HELP
Condor is donating surplus T-shirts from the JP Morgan company run to Young Bafana near Cape Town (South Africa) and a FLY & HELP school in Mombasa (Kenya).
Headphone donation to primary school in Rhineland-Palatinate
Condor is donating 150 headphones from old Boeing 767 business class seats to a primary school in Rhineland-Palatinate to support schoolchildren with digital learning.
Donation to Children's Hospice in Wiesbaden
Condor donates €10,000 to the Bärenherz Children's Hospice in Wiesbaden, sourced from the proceeds of previous baggage auctions.
Supporting a relief effort for children in crisis areas
Condor supports a 13-year-old Canadian in his “Buy a Backpack” campaign for children affected by the effects of the Ukraine war and the earthquake in Turkey.
Support for the earthquake region in Turkey and Syria
Condor, in collaboration with Bentour, is organizing a special flight carrying eight tons of relief supplies, including winter jackets, generators, and blankets, to the earthquake-affected region in Turkey, with support from the Turkish Embassy and the Consulate General.
Lego bricks for the Dominican Republic
Condor supports Berlin students in their Christmas charity campaign by providing free transportation for 21 boxes of Lego bricks from Berlin to Puerto Plata, Dominican Republic.
Expansion of the partnership with FLY & HELP
Condor is expanding its long-standing partnership with the FLY & HELP Foundation, which is becoming an official partner of Contribute. From now on, passengers will have the opportunity to donate to educational projects on board all flights.
LOOP Children's Aid on Board
Thanks to generous donations, seven children and their carers are taking off on their very first flight from Hamburg to Tenerife. The Condor crew made sure that the flight became an unforgettable experience for the children.
Special flight for refugees from Ukraine
Condor organizes a rescue flight for 170 refugees from Ukraine and flies them from Moldova to Erfurt.
Condorians engage together in social projects
Employees from the cockpit, the cabin, and the ground voluntarily support the Caritas Association Hochtaunus.
Condor crew donates to new school in South Africa
Condor crew donates educational materials, soccer balls, and toys to the new FLY & HELP school in South Africa to offer children a positive school environment.
#homewithcondor: Largest repatriation operation in German history
During the COVID-19 pandemic, Condor safely brought thousands of people home by expanding the return flight schedule and adding extra scheduled flights.
Support for German Farmers
Condor makes a significant contribution to agricultural enterprises by providing special flights for seasonal workers.
Donation for upcycling projects
Condor is donating headrest covers and other materials from discarded or unused aircraft interiors to three charitable organisations for sustainable craft and sewing projects.
Aid delivery for Haiti in collaboration with Luftfahrt ohne Grenzen (Aviation Without Borders)
Condor transports 4,000 units of Ringer's lactate in collaboration with Luftfahrt ohne Grenzen (Aviation Without Borders) e.V., the International Medical Corps, Leisure Cargo, and Fraport AG using a Boeing 767 to earthquake-stricken Haiti.
Support for Earthquake in Haiti
Condor, together with the aid organization Luftfahrt ohne Grenzen (Aviation Without Borders) e.V., is supporting the earthquake victims in Haiti by transporting urgently needed relief supplies such as medicines, tents, and baby food to Santo Domingo and the disaster region on Condor flights.
Reiner Meutsch, former managing director of a travel company, turned a lifelong dream into a calling. It all started in 2010, when the former manager from Westerwald exchanged his desk for the cockpit to become the tenth German to embark on a round-the-world trip in a small plane, supporting five educational projects along the way.
"I've traveled a lot in my job. Most of the time, the focus was on tourism marketing. However, many dream destinations do not provide the locals with idyllic conditions at all. I find it particularly tragic when children do not have access to education - and therefore no future prospects," says Reiner Meutsch. "That's why I supported educational projects for children during my world tour."
In August 2022, Condor expanded its long-standing partnership with the FLY & HELP Foundation and became an official partner under the Contribute initiative. The foundation, founded by Reiner Meutsch, is dedicated to constructing schools in developing countries. Due to the increased commitment, passengers have been able to donate to educational projects on all flights since August 2022. Starting from one euro, guests can make a donation as part of their onboard purchase (Buy on Board and bordshop). To promote the fundraising campaign, an image movie is available on all flights in the inflight entertainment system.
Since the beginning of the partnership, Condor has already co-financed six schools in Africa (Kenya & Namibia) and Central America (Dominican Republic, Mexico, Haiti) and supported numerous events organised by the foundation, most recently the "Stars under the Stars of Africa" trip to Mombasa, Kenya, and the "Night of German Schlager Music 2025" on Fuerteventura. With the expanded collaboration, Condor will continue to contribute to enable the construction of new schools in Condor's target destinations in Africa, Asia, and Latin America. Every donation goes directly into the projects, as Reiner Meutsch personally covers all administrative costs, or they are covered through sponsors.
Young Bafana is a football academy in South Africa, based in Somerset West, about 30 minutes from Cape Town. Founder Bernd Steinhage established the non-profit organisation during the 2010 World Cup to offer children and young people from disadvantaged townships a way out of poverty and violence and open up new prospects for the future through a combination of football, education and nutrition.
The educational situation in developing countries is sometimes catastrophic. FLY & HELP has set itself the goal of remedying this situation. The five projects Reiner Meutsch supported during his world tour were therefore just the start of a long-term educational campaign by the FLY & HELP Foundation.
Since its foundation in 2009, a total of 950 schools have been built in 57 countries with funding amounting to approximately €50 million (as of May 2025) Through newly constructed buildings and improved infrastructure, more than 190,000 children in Africa, Asia, and Latin America have already been enabled to attend school, laying the foundation for a self-determined future.
All donations are directed entirely into the projects, as Reiner Meutsch personally covers all the foundation's expenses or they are funded by sponsors.
The holistic support is already having a major impact: former players have already made the leap to the South African Premier League or to prestigious schools. Furthermore, the "YB Players Restaurant" was established in 2024. In the future, an additional digital classroom is to be created to further enhance access to education. Condor supports Young Bafana in many ways: With Condor's help, members of the German association can regularly get involved on site, and interns can easily travel there and participate. In addition, Condor provides logistical support for the transport of urgently needed donations to South Africa.
Young Bafana represents community and engagement – both locally in South Africa and in Germany. Every contribution counts – whether through a donation, membership in the YB Family Club or personal involvement on site. "Through sports we have the power to changes lives!"
Further information about Young Bafana's work can be found on the official website www.youngbafana.com and on the social media channels YouTube, Instagram, LinkedIn and Facebook.
The non-profit association Wir helfen in Afrika (We Help in Africa) e.V. has taken on the mission of enhancing the living conditions of people in Africa and ensuring children receive the necessary education. The association based in Gelnhausen was established in 2010. Previously, it had been active as a private initiative for 20 years.
The focus is on the Kwale District in Kenya, south of the Condor destination Mombasa. There, the association's project goals are implemented in schools and health clinics - children with limited educational opportunities are supported on their journey through life via school sponsorships.
The health of the people is also central to the association's work. One focus is combating the infestation of the sand flea "jigger".
Another project close to the association's heart is From Girl to Woman, which supports and empowers girls on their way to becoming young women, for example by providing hygiene products such as sanitary towels that were previously lacking.
Water supply, vocational training, job creation - all of these are also part of the extensive projects of the association, which aims to empower individuals in fulfillment of its social responsibility and the Christian mission of charity.
The association operates solely on a voluntary basis. "This is only possible thanks to the great support of the Condor Contribute team," says the board of Wir helfen in Afrika (We Help in Africa) e.V.
You can find more information about the association at: www.wirhelfeninafrika.de
Condor Sponsor: Martin Sehnem, flight attendant at Condor
Condor flight attendant Martin Sehnem is committed to helping children and physically disabled people in the Dominican Republic with his aid project helpaniola.com . In a small town in Azua, he meets the locals and learns about what's lacking. The hearing aid wholesaler audibene and the medical supply store rahm Zentrum für Gesundheit donate a significant number of hearing aids and wheelchairs to him. In November 2017, Martin Sehnem founded the non-profit association helpaniola.com e.V. to enable the direct delivery of aid supplies into the country.
Condor sponsor: Gisela Vöcking-Mc Conney, Purser(ette) at Condor
Since 2013, the St. Joseph House of Hope Foundation has been supported by HelpAlliance. The first major project was the construction of modern sanitary facilities, which were necessary to secure approval for the Foundation's school and training centers. Since then, more than 450 children and adolescents have been educated from kindergarten to high school each year. Training facilities were also established in tailoring, metalworking, carpentry, and electrical workshops. This was later followed by an IT class with 24 new computers to teach the pupils IT skills.
The latest project includes beauty/hair and massage courses, as well as cooking/baking and catering classes. These are intended to provide adolescents, especially those without formal education, with qualified training. The program is primarily targeted at girls who have had limited educational opportunities until now. In the future, there are also plans to build a canteen and a café, where the trainees can learn in a hands-on environment.
The coronavirus pandemic has hit the students and their families hard. All schools were closed for nine months. Thanks to the support of HelpAlliance, all projects were completed and lessons for 340 students in the lower grades resumed. However, the high school remains closed due to insufficient funds. A particular challenge in 2021 is new government requirements that require additional teachers and textbooks. Additionally, children should continue to receive a hot meal every day, which is often their only meal of the day.
Condor sponsor: Tanja Fischer, flight attendant at Condor
In 1999, the Kenyan couple Jane and John Karigo decided to welcome orphans into their home alongside their own four children, providing them with a new family. What started back then with a few children now provides a home to 49 children of all ages.
In 2012, the children's home moved into a new, spacious home with a large vegetable garden, a flock of chickens, and a small herd of goats. Bananas, papayas, beans, and passion fruits from our own harvest enrich the children's menu. Tanja Fischer regularly collects donations for the project in her hometown.
Medical airlift "Wings of Med": From aid cargo to bear operation on the ice
The collaboration between Condor and Luftfahrt ohne Grenzen / Wings of Help (LOG / WoH) in the humanitarian Region has been ongoing for about 15 years now. From the joint large-scale operation for Haiti, devastated by the earthquake in 2010 with over 200,000 dead and 300,000 injured, long-term cooperation developed in the form of a medical airlift named "Wings of Med". As part of the collaboration, urgently needed relief supplies were flown to Santo Domingo on a Condor Boeing 767-300 just a few days after the earthquake. From there, the cargo was transported via helicopter directly to the disaster region to assist the people in need. These were mainly medicines for cholera, medical supplies, tents, blankets, baby food, and tablets for purifying drinking water.
On additional Condor flights, tents were transported to Haiti to protect people from wind and weather. The International Red Cross emphasized that through this ad hoc measure for transporting medical supplies alone, the child mortality rate in Haiti was reduced from 18 percent to 0.08 percent following the natural disaster.
Condor repeatedly assists LOG/WoH in transporting aid supplies to target destinations within the Condor route network and supports LOG/WoH initiatives with attractive flight prices, for example, as prizes at charitable events. In 2010, Condor organized a fundraising campaign with the Peanuts, which brought in 175,000 Euros for LOG. The donations came from ticket and on-board shop sales as well as special promotions, with all proceeds dedicated entirely to charity.
At the end of every year, Condor and LOG/WoH get together for a special ice hockey collaboration. For EHC Freiburg "Die Wölfe", the aid organization is involved in the traditional "Teddy Bear Toss", which has its origins in ice hockey-loving Canada. During the first intermission, thousands of stuffed animals are thrown onto the ice, either brought by fans in advance or acquired for a donation from LOG/WoH before the game. For years, the campaign has generated a significant amount of money, which LOG/WoH allocates for humanitarian purposes. Condor supports a raffle with prizes organized within this framework.
Toothache is unpleasant, especially when there's no prospect of relief. This is noticeable to the trained eye, and spontaneous emergency aid developed into an international aid organization: DIANO. The name stands for Dental International Aid Networking Organization, which is primarily active in underserved regions in the Caribbean and Central America. In targeted missions, especially in the Dominican Republic, Jamaica, Haiti, and Guatemala, DIANO aims to offer basic dental care to people in underserved areas.
The organization provides care for people who do not have access to dental treatments or who cannot financially afford them. DIANO reaches people in remote mountain villages or outside metropolitan areas and establishes treatment facilities in schools or community centers to provide direct pain relief on site.
Dental treatments are highly material and equipment intensive, and the organization relies on logistical support from the very beginning. Condor assists DIANO in transporting the necessary equipment to the Dominican Republic. DIANO has been active in this region for 15 years and has preferred traveling with Condor ever since. The collaboration has developed to be very fruitful and reliable. Last but not least, we've grown fond of the people. For the predominantly young dentists, such aid missions are valuable life experience, and they rarely stop at just one mission on site.
Diversity and equality are essential values at Condor. We firmly believe that a diverse team, where people from different backgrounds, genders, age groups, and perspectives work together, is the key to innovative solutions and sustainable success. That is why we foster an inclusive corporate culture where all employees have equal opportunities to develop their talents and advance their career. Our commitment to equal opportunities is reflected in fair hiring and promotion processes as well as in training opportunities. Together, we create a work environment where everyone is respected and valued, and diversity is seen as an asset. For instance, we annually support Christopher Street Day in various cities, actively participate in Girls' and Boys' Day, and advocate for prevention and against breast cancer as part of FlyPink.
Even after the CSD, our message will remain visible: the banners from our trucks will be turned into high-quality bags in the workshops of Lebenshilfe Bruchsal-Bretten e.V. Each piece is handmade and unique – and a symbol of active inclusion and sustainable recycling.
