Our 2025 Christmas Donation

Christmas is a time of reflection, appreciation and togetherness for many of us. At Ingentis, we also want to use this time to give something back and contribute to the well-being of our society.

Instead of traditional holiday gifts for our customers, we have once again chosen to support a charitable organization in our region. This year, our donation of €5,000 goes to the Child Protection Association Nuremberg, an organization that is deeply committed to supporting children, young people and families.

When choosing an organization to support, it was important to us to contribute to a cause that provides real help to people in challenging life situations. The Child Protection Association Nuremberg does exactly that.

One of its key areas is a specialized counseling center focused on child protection. The team offers support in cases of physical, emotional or sexual abuse, peer-to-peer sexualized behavior among minors, or concerns about child welfare. Children and adolescents can also reach out directly to the organization when they are struggling or need someone to talk to. In a dedicated counseling space, trained professionals listen, offer guidance and help find ways forward together.

The Child Protection Association also offers support for parents and guardians through courses, parenting sessions and individual counseling. These programs aim to strengthen families and promote a caring, non-violent environment for children. Educators and professionals working with children benefit from specialized training and expert advice to help them provide the best possible support in their day-to-day work.

We are convinced that this work is of great importance to our society. With our donation, we hope to help secure existing programs and enable new initiatives to be developed.

“Bringing Potential to Life” – this guiding principle shapes not only how we support organizations, but also how we help businesses grow. We are proud to support the Child Protection Association Nuremberg this holiday season.

If you would like to learn more about the association’s work, current projects, counseling services or ways to get involved, visit their website: