JBC is not just another Belgian clothing chain. It is a warm family business actively working for a better world for children. For instance, they have been a partner of

Have you known Yannick yet? A regular, warm force at OVWB - Entrepreneurs For a Warm Belgium. You can read exactly what his role entails and what drives him here. More

Patrick Steenssens heads TD Synnex's Benelux Region and Logistics Europe. A warm IT distribution company where they like to use their specialisation to contribute to

Hilde Verboven is headmaster at Saigo Sterrenbos. A warm school for special education in Mol, where Evi Sannen also works as a speech therapist and is responsible for the GOK policy (policy for

Charlotte D'halewin has been operations manager at Entrepreneurs For a Warm Belgium since February 2022. Her role? To tackle, coordinate and strengthen projects that tackle disadvantaged poverty. Whence the passion to combat disadvantaged poverty

IDEA Consult is a warm consultancy firm that assists our partners in the field of sustainability. So they can continue to donate and help eliminate underprivileged poverty. SDG Coordinator Birgit Verspeek

For some 30 years, the Warm Reception Group Grimbergen has been committed to helping refugees in their region. In doing so, they can use any kind of support. At OVWB, thanks to

The Bilzen company Quiso has already organised several hot initiatives to fight against underprivileged people. Marketing staff N. and A. would like to tell you which ones they are and what role OVWB plays in this

Ligo runs tailor-made courses for low-literate adults. A while ago, they started the BENO pathway, a switching pathway for young people leaving OKAN education (reception class for non-native newcomers). For this

Hestia is a thoroughly Mols, fourth-generation family business with a five-part operation: property development, construction, leasing, acquisitions and internal renovations. They convey that family feeling by supporting various warm initiatives.

At Entrepreneurs For a Warm Belgium, we believe that no child should go hungry. Yet this is still the daily reality for thousands of children and families. With our

That a big organisation like Telenet joined forces with a small player like Entrepreneurs for a Warm Belgium was a very pleasant surprise for us. Why did they do it?

Culture nurtures every child's creativity and imagination. But not all children have access to these opportunities. With our warm initiatives, we want to reduce this inequality and ensure that

The digitalisation of our society is going faster and faster. But far from everyone is on board with this. There are still many children, young people and families who are digitally excluded.

The vision of furniture giant Ikea? "To create a better everyday life for the many people." A warm slogan they are only too happy to promote. Service Manager Jeroen Bogaert explains