In Wiesbaden, there is a special week called "Action Week."
During this week, company employees can take a day off to help
with various projects.
For example, they can help out at social institutions, with cultural projects, or with environmental protection.

Institutions and associations look for companies as partners.
Together, they carry out projects that they want to do.

The teams meet at a project exchange or find each other via an internet database.
They then plan together what they want to do.
During the action week, the teams work together. For example
, they beautify a schoolyard or paint walls in a daycare center.
They also help with children's parties or accompany people with disabilities on excursions.
Sometimes the employees also pass on their special knowledge.
At the end of the week, there is a party for everyone who took part.

The "Wiesbaden Engagiert!" campaign week has been around for 20 years.
It all started in 2005 with a single day of action.
Now it is a major event that many people are familiar with.
In 2024, the anniversary year, a particularly large number of employees took part.
The "Wiesbaden Engagiert!" campaign week is the largest of its kind in Europe.