UBIE connects over 400 volunteer members from 25 countries across the continent. They invest huge amounts of their time, energy and money into organising regular meetings in cities all over Europe, developing projects to promote basic income and raising public awareness as well as support among key decision makers at an EU parliamentary level. As a result, basic income is now on the agenda in the policy debates of many European countries.

With your help, we can strengthen our financial foundation in order to professionalise our work and accelerate the UBI journey.

You can use the form on this page to support us once or – to facilitate our long term resource planning – on a regular base. Alternatively, we are also happy about donations transferred directly to our account:

Unconditional Basic Income Europe
IBAN: BE09 3631 5100 1657
BIC: BBRUBEBB
Bank: ING Belgique SA

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BBB Wise Giving Alliance:
Sponsored by the Better Business Bureau, The BBB Wise Giving Alliance produces reports on approximately 1,300 nationally- soliciting charities, evaluating each against 20 accountability standards (such as solicitations, finances, oversight, etc.) Donors can access reports via the website’s search engine or by browsing its charity list. Additionally, reviews of more than 10,000 regionally-soliciting charities can be accessed by visiting the appropriate local BBB website.
Charity Navigator:
Charity Navigator examines tens of thousands of financial documents to assess the worthiness of more than 9,000 U.S. charities, both large and small. Visitors to the Charity Navigator site simply enter the name of the charity they wish to check out to receive a numbers-based rating that considers the charity’s financial health, accountability and transparency.
Charity Watch:
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GuideStar:
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