Greenpeace e.V. Greenpeace-Ausstellung/Greenpeace Exhibition

Yes ... actually it was me for 38 years now! donating a matter close to my heart here month after month (even if "only" the minimum amount) but I have just shared my donations with other organizations, but then this constant request by mail to donate more and more (I am a low-income earner!) ... goes against the grain! Then the memories come back to me like that about 2010 with the speculations ABER MILLIONS were put in the sand ... or 2006 this clique with the discounter Lidl. I think I will stop my donations after 38 years of continuous donations (with interruptions when I had very, very little budget available without being dependent on donations myself) ... I am heartily sorry for the "good cause" UPDATE 10/29/20 AFTER NERVE CALLS I WILL NOT CANCEL MY MONTHLY DONATION FROM TODAY BYE GREENPEACE ... A NAME THAT I HAVE TO BE WITH THE GREATEST RESPECT FOR!

Greenpeace demonstrate in the residential area. The reason for the small demo 5 stars, the question of why the residents are telling the S ....... because of the sudden volume. At first I had thought to support GP, with this action minus 100,000,000 points. Backfired completely for me

Greenpeace urges people on the street to donate, the minimum contribution is 8 € every month, it means that you can revoke this at any time informally, so I wanted to do this, I have been debited amounts for 3 months, although I have revoked. It has nothing to do with donations, here people are cheated and exploited without any regard. For an organization that is so sustainable and good for the world, that's pretty inhumane.

We spent a whole three hours in the museum today and looked at everything. The museum is free and volunteers are available for questions and greet a very friendly. Clean toilets. Many different aspects of environmental protection are shown. The museum is also great for children, with plenty of interactive games and short, informative films. Nevertheless, one does not feel discouraged, because everywhere one can take information with oneself, how each one can act sustainably and be part of the change, also petitions and hands-on actions are presented and are missing. Thanks to Greenpeace for this exhibition - you are doing a great job!

The world's most important NGO shows a comprehensive permanent exhibition on its current campaigns in its entrance hall. At various stations the visitor can (partially) approach the different subject areas in a playful way, take appropriate information material with him, and receive answers from the guest services to all questions that arise. A not only very appealing exhibition, but it contains so many important aspects and information that a single visit was not enough for me to take everything. Even acquaintances I take with me into the exhibition, are always very impressed. Good work!