Via bank transfer (for Siemens employees & externals)

Siemens Caring Hands e.V.
IBAN: DE13 7007 0010 0033 3377 02
BIC/SWIFT: DEUTDEMMXXX
Deutsche Bank AG

Keyword for Siemens employees: Tuerkiye/Syria
Keyword for people outside Siemens AG: Tuerkiye/Syria – external

Additional Information (if needed):
Bank Key: 70070010
Bank Account: 0033337702

Via bank transfer (for Siemens Healthineers employees)

Siemens Caring Hands e.V.
IBAN: DE83 7007 0010 0033 3377 03
BIC/SWIFT: DEUTDEMMXXX
Deutsche Bank AG

Keyword: Tuerkiye/Syria Healthineers

Additional Information (if needed):
Bank Key: 70070010 Bank Account: 0033337703

Via PayPal

Donations are also possible via Paypal as a method for direct payment on the Siemens Caring Hands Website.

Further information can be found here.

Every donation is welcome!
Please use the keyword “Tuerkiye/Syria – extern” for external donations.

Siemens Caring Hands e.V. 
IBAN: DE13 7007 0010 0033 3377 02 
BIC/SWIFT: DEUTDEMMXXX 
Deutsche Bank AG 

Additional Information (if needed):
Bank Key: 70070010
Bank Account: 0033337702 

This is possible either via international wire bank transfer with the provided IBAN and SWIFT or via Paypal on the Siemens Caring Hands website.  

Siemens Caring Hands e.V.
Werner-von-Siemens-Straße 1
80333 Munich
Germany

Deutsche Bank Filiale
Promenadeplatz 15
80333 Munich

Germany:
For donations of more than €300, a donation receipt will be sent for tax purposes in Germany. Donations up to €300 can be submitted to the tax office without an official donation receipt with the deposit slip of the bank transfer (e.g. a bank statement).

All donation receipts will be provided collectively at the end of the calendar year.

EU countries:
In some EU countries, the deposit receipt of the bank transfer (e.g. a bank statement) is recognized as a tax-deductible receipt. However, this varies from country to country and must be checked by the respective employee.

Non-EU countries:
Donations are usually not tax-deductible because the Siemens Caring Hands e.V. is registered in Germany.

You can find further information here.

Donations can be made as of now and Siemens AG will initially match all donations.

Siemens AG will match every cash amount donated, meaning the company will donate the same amount to Siemens Caring Hands.

With the donations, important aid measures for the Turkish and Syrian families  will be implemented – for example, by providing them warm clothes, tents, and warming blankets. We have trusted NGO partners on-site who we are in touch with already and who we will work with on that matter.

Via bank transfer (for Siemens employees & externals)

Siemens Caring Hands e.V.
IBAN: DE13 7007 0010 0033 3377 02
BIC/SWIFT: DEUTDEMMXXX
Deutsche Bank AG

Keyword for Siemens employees: Ukraine
Keyword for people outside Siemens AG: Ukraine – extern

Additional Information (if needed):
Bank Key: 70070010
Bank Account: 0033337702

Via bank transfer (for Siemens Healthineers employees)

Siemens Caring Hands e.V.
IBAN: DE83 7007 0010 0033 3377 03
BIC/SWIFT: DEUTDEMMXXX
Deutsche Bank AG

Keyword: Ukraine Healthineers

Additional Information (if needed):
Bank Key: 70070010 Bank Account: 0033337703

Via PayPal

Donations are also possible via Paypal as a method for direct payment on the Siemens Caring Hands Website.

Further information can be found here.

Every donation is welcome!
Please use the keyword “Ukraine – extern” for the donation.

Siemens Caring Hands e.V. 
IBAN: DE13 7007 0010 0033 3377 02 
BIC/SWIFT: DEUTDEMMXXX 
Deutsche Bank AG 

Additional Information (if needed):
Bank Key: 70070010
Bank Account: 0033337702 

This is possible either via international wire bank transfer with the provided IBAN and SWIFT or via Paypal on the Siemens Caring Hands website.  

Siemens Caring Hands e.V.
Werner-von-Siemens-Straße 1
80333 Munich
Germany

Deutsche Bank Filiale
Promenadeplatz 15
80333 Munich

Germany:
For donations of more than €300, a donation receipt will be sent for tax purposes in Germany. Donations up to €300 can be submitted to the tax office without an official donation receipt with the deposit slip of the bank transfer (e.g. a bank statement).

All donation receipts will be provided collectively at the end of the calendar year.

EU countries:
In some EU countries, the deposit receipt of the bank transfer (e.g. a bank statement) is recognized as a tax-deductible receipt. However, this varies from country to country and must be checked by the respective employee.

Non-EU countries:
Donations are usually not tax-deductible because the Siemens Caring Hands e.V. is registered in Germany.

You can find further information here.

Donations can be made as of now and Siemens AG will initially match all donations up to €5 million.

Siemens AG will match every cash amount donated by employees, meaning the company will donate the same amount to Siemens Caring Hands. This match funding has now been extended to external donations of up to €5 million.

With the donations, important aid measures for the Ukrainian families who are looking for refuge in neighboring countries will be implemented – for example, by providing them with food, accommodation and means of communication. More than €1 million have already been donated to the German Red Cross as emergency humanitarian aid. Further measures are currently being prepared.

Informationen about the supported projects can be found here.

The Covid-19 Relief Fund provides fast and unbureaucratic support for aid organizations and medical facilities as well as those affected by the crisis worldwide. An overview of all implemented projects and supported initiatives can be found here.

In order to be able to help in the best possible way, the members of the board select the projects specifically and goal-oriented and approach suitable partner organizations independently. General requests can therefore not be considered.

The floods caused widespread damage in many cities in Germany and neighboring countries, and many people suffered a hard fate. With donations from Siemens AG and its employees, Siemens Caring Hands helps to repair the damage, rebuild and restore, and carry out preventive measures.

You can find an overview of the supported projects here.