Press and media resources
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adiuto in one sentence
adiuto is a free, public-interest platform for coordinating goods distribution, donations, and volunteer work in everyday life and during crises.
Why everyday use matters
Originally built in response to real crisis and disaster-management needs, adiuto helps everyday aid reach more people and mobilise more useful donations. Public needs, concrete commitments and confirmed handovers connect people willing to help with initiatives they might otherwise never find.
The platform can develop a strong network effect: more initiatives bring more opportunities to help, attracting donors and volunteers whose participation makes adiuto more valuable to further initiatives. That growing reach and easier matching can substantially increase donation volume, including for small organisations that would struggle to build such reach alone.
That ongoing work also establishes teams, locations, relationships, and coordination routines that urgent help can build on. In a rapidly changing crisis, there is often little time to introduce new tools or organise a network from scratch. The argument for everyday use is both practical help today and an existing structure when needs become more urgent.
Verified facts
- adiuto has been developed since 2015.
- The platform starts with an initiative's demand, not with a general offer board.
- Commitments are organised as missions; a handover or shift check-in closes the loop.
- During the Berlin aid response in 2022, the platform recorded 276,859 donated items and 26,823 completed missions by 29 April.
- The later legacy totals reached more than 315,000 donated items and 35,000 completed missions.
Those figures describe coordination through the platform. The volunteers and donors who prepared, transported, and handed over the aid deserve the credit for the help itself. Sources and context are documented in adiuto's 2022 history.
Brand files
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| adiuto brand mark (SVG) | Articles, profiles, and layouts that need a scalable mark |
| Documentation social card (SVG) | Link previews or a 1200 × 630 editorial placeholder |
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Images of the platform and its use
The history page contains anonymised photographs and video from 2022. Current interface screenshots appear throughout the supporter and initiative guides. Captions indicate when faces, labels, or audio have been removed for privacy.
Please agree credits and the intended context with the adiuto team before republishing documentary photographs or video.