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Our goal is to translate their powerful, quiet work into compelling visuals that inform, connect and inspire. Through close collaboration, we create content that supports fundraising, builds awareness, and invites people to engage.
We’re proud to stand behind Franziskustreff — telling stories that matter.
CONCEPT, PHOTOGRAPHY, FILM, SOCIAL MEDIA
Robert Lehmann, an avid typewriter collector, wrote to Tom Hanks—and received a hand-signed typewriter in return. No price tag. Just one request: “Donate to a good cause.” Robert chose the Franziskustreff—and a remarkable story began to unfold.
A film about letters, encounters, and the power of compassion.







Artist Alexander Salivontschik used to come for breakfast at the Franziskustreff when he had no home and hardly any money. He studied art at the Städel University. His art shows huge portraits which are made of thousands of encounters he has with people on the street.

Janita Marja Juvonen lived a big part of her life on the street – almost over 15 years. Janita was born as drug addict baby – her mother herself was drug addicted and unable to take care of the children. As a child, she was passed on from one foster family to the next. When she was 14 years old she ran away from her so-called home, an abusive adoptive family.
Janita is now 43 year old an owns her own apartment and a structured life. She works voluntarily as a social educator and gives free lectures about homelessness in schools and different institutions.





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