Trans*DB
Fiscal Host: Open Collective Europe
Community based list and search for transgender healthcare in Germany
Estimated Annual Budget
€188
Annual Operating Costs
€188
per year
Today's Balance
€295.99
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Financial Contributions
Top financial contributors
Mika
€135 EUR since Feb 2023
Arts Suraimu
€103 EUR since Sep 2023
Antonia
€65 EUR since Mar 2024
4
Frie
€50 EUR since Mar 2022
5
Elly
€20 EUR since Mar 2022
6
Guest
€20 EUR since May 2023
7
Lukas
€10 EUR since Aug 2022
Malin Kuntz
€5 EUR since Mar 2022
9
Tajo Hurrle
€5 EUR since Aug 2022
10
Guest
€5 EUR since Feb 2025
Incognito
€4 EUR since Apr 2024
Trans*DB is all of us
Our contributors 14
Thank you for supporting Trans*DB.
Malin Kuntz
Admin
€5 EUR
Laila Los
Admin
Lena
Admin
Mika
backer
€135 EUR
Arts Suraimu
backer
€103 EUR
Antonia
backer
€65 EUR
Frie
€50 EUR
Elly
€20 EUR
Guest
€20 EUR
Lukas
€10 EUR
Tajo Hurrle
€5 EUR
Guest
€5 EUR
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Completed
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Credit from Arts Suraimu to Trans*DB •
+€5.00EUR
Completed
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Today’s balance€295.99 EUR
Total raised
€367.89 EUR
Total disbursed
€71.90 EUR
Estimated annual budget
€188.00 EUR
About
We founded Trans*DB to enable easier access to trans* healthcare and community offers in Germany. The concept is to collect the data from people who already had experience with or are healthcare providers. This ensures a constantly growing database and wide coverage.
Future plans also include the expansion to Austria and Switzerland or even more countries.
Trans*DB is a selfhosted, community-based non-profit project, founded by trans women. We want to keep things transparent and safe, therefore we decided to host almost everything ourself (except for OpenStreetMap api).
Future plans also include the expansion to Austria and Switzerland or even more countries.
Trans*DB is a selfhosted, community-based non-profit project, founded by trans women. We want to keep things transparent and safe, therefore we decided to host almost everything ourself (except for OpenStreetMap api).