Commitment

We support performance and provide assistance

Digital integration

Digitalisation offers enormous opportunities for a progressive society. This makes it all the more important to give as many people as possible access to digital services and thus enable them to participate in society. That's why we want to pass on our technical skills to enable more people to use the potential of the digital world and drive digitalisation forward.

New apprenticeships in IT - Interview with Armin Berger

In an interview for the industry association SIBB e.V., Managing Director Armin Berger talks about IT training at 3pc: "Of course, it's about learning specialised knowledge that you can later use to work on important topics anywhere in the world. But practical collaboration with other units also teaches teamwork skills, independence and a sense of responsibility - and conveys the enthusiasm for technology and progress that characterises the vibrant and diverse digital industry.
ReDi School

The Berlin start-up ReDI School helps refugees with digital integration. "We teach tech-savvy refugees how to programme," says Managing Director Anne Kjær Riechert. 3pc was involved and invited students to take part in a one-month interface design course. Together, we developed a digital project - from conception to realisation.
We together

We have taken on a sponsorship for the "Wir zusammen" initiative because we recognise the great potential that lies in diversity and want to do our part to turn the so-called refugee crisis into a success story.

Together for diversity

Women in Tech

As a signatory to the Diversity Charter, we have set ourselves the goal of promoting diversity. The promotion of women in tech professions is particularly important to us, which is why we support projects that are committed to this goal. We are always on the lookout for young applicants who are interested in coding: our senior developers are happy to pass on their skills and experience.

Diversity charter
Hackathon@SBB: Coding Gender

Berlin is queer: Teddy Award

The importance of the gay and lesbian film prize TEDDY AWARD is constantly growing. Everything about the queer themes at the Berlin International Film Festival (BERLINALE) can be seen every year on TEDDYAWARD.TV. We have been supporting the award for many years by updating the website we designed and programmed and have also been livestreaming the event since 2020.

teddyaward.tv

Support for child and youth services

We regularly donate computers to Pfefferwerk, an independent child and youth welfare organisation. We use them to support the residents of the counselling and crisis accommodation (BUK), a residential community for inclusive living and a supervised residential community.

We make MI(N)T!

We want to get more young people interested in STEM professions (science, technology, engineering and mathematics), which is why we are involved in the "MINT Zukunft schaffen!" initiative together with 20,000 STEM ambassadors and support the association on a voluntary basis with our tech support.

mintzukunftschaffen.de

We bring culture to life

Since our foundation, we have been committed to special projects in the cultural sector and have sponsored the realisation and support of various websites. These include the legendary Kampnagel in Hamburg, the Theater an der Parkaue, Germany's largest theatre for children and young people, and Kulturprojekte Berlin.

kampnagel.de
parkaue.de
kulturprojekte.berlin
dorf-macht-opera.de
chamisso-society.com
bonhoeffer.staatsbibliothek-berlin.de
treffpunkt-bibliothek.de
deutschegeschichten.de
theatreneumarkt.ch

Solidarity for culture: Berlin (a)live

In response to the 2020 cultural shutdown, we joined forces with Berlin's Senator for Culture Klaus Lederer to launch the culture and solidarity platform Berlin (a)live in just 5 days, which we have continued to manage non-commercially since its launch. The platform collects live streams and on-demand offers from theatres, clubs and studios and offers the opportunity to support cultural workers financially.

Berlin (a)live