Corporate Social Responsibility
Social responsibility is something we take very seriously – both with regard to our team and towards those members of society who are in need of our support. We regularly advise the following organisations on a pro bono basis:
 Médecins
sans frontières - a humanitarian aid organisation that provides medical
assistance to populations in danger in more than 70 countries. (Nobel Peace Prize
1999).
Austrian Red Cross - a humanitarian aid organisation which
provides emergency medical services and patient transport, health and community
services, blood donation programmes, disaster relief and tracing services for
missing persons. (Nobel Peace Prize for the International Committee of the Red
Cross in 1917, 1944 and 1963).
Malteser
Hospitaldienst Austria (Order of Malta) - a relief organisation that provides nursing services,
care for the disabled and patient transport, while in addition organising visits,
trips and events for the disabled, sick, elderly or lonely.
Aktion
St. Lukas - an association created to facilitate medical aid convoys and to
collect pharmaceutical donations. Together with the Order of Malta and Caritas,
it distributes to people in need in Eastern Europe.
Haus
Schönbrunn - a residential and nursing home operated by Caritas Vienna for
elderly people and people in need of care.
Sterntalerhof
- the first children´s hospice in Austria, it offers critically-ill children
and their families holistic care and guidance using equestrian therapy.
CliniClowns
- the first hospital clowns in Austria, they visit critically-ill children at
their bedsides and make them laugh - a vital aid to their recovery.
The
Wiener Konzerthaus - one of the most important institutions in the international
music world, it offers a wide variety of events, including not only classical
music but also vanguard productions, early music, jazz and contemporary music.
Austrian Gallery Belvedere - one of the most important collections of Austrian art,
ranging from medieval art to work from the 20th and 21st century.
World
Orchestra for Peace - founded in 1995 by Sir Georg Solti to reaffirm, in his
words, 'the unique strength of music as an ambassador for peace'. Its players
come from internationally leading orchestras all over the world, many of them
concert masters and section leaders.
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