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We are now collecting for the next UBI! Watch Raffle #04 on YouTube (April 23, 2023).

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Philip Kovce, German Economist and Philosopher

If I am no longer pressed into unhappy forced labor, I will no longer need to consume desperately in order to be happy.

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Nelson Mandela, former President of South Africa (1918-2013)

Poverty is not like an accident. Like slavery and apartheid, it is man-made and can be removed by the actions of human beings.

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I would like to win a European Basic Income just like that and I am a UBI Beaver, so that I can take part in every raffle.

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Thomas from Ireland, 2nd UBI4ALL winner

I was at dinner with friends and saw the email and first time I thought it was like a spam thing. But it’s real.

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Barbara Prainsack, Austrian Economist

I got convinced by people saying that UBI is a human right, so every single person must get it.

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Balázs from Hungary 3rd UBI4ALL winner

On the day Balázs from Hungary noticed his winning he won twice: One year Unconditional Basic Income and positive result on his exam at university.

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Anonymous Woman, Italy

I would like to contribute in advocating Basic Income in the world in any case and I think the way of UBI4ALL makes sense.

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Robin Hood, UK

We gonna rob the rich and the beautiful. They don’t want to give anything away. It’s a pain in the ass.

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Join Our Fourth Raffle and Win a Year of Unconditional Basic Income with UBI4ALL!

Join UBI4ALL's fourth raffle for a chance to win a year of Unconditional Basic Income (UBI) in Europe! The raffle will take place on April 23, 2023, and the winner will receive €9,600 (€800 per month) of financial support for a year.

Special UBI raffle for the final sprint of our European Initiative

The ECI signature collection for the "Start of Unconditional Basic Incomes (UBI) in the EU" is coming to an end on 25th of june. Therefore we will hold a special raffle on the 20th of June and we are giving away as much as is now in the raffle pot: 4,800 euros – which is 6 months of Basic Income.

Uncompromising insolvency makes 500€ donation

I support UBI4ALL because I am convinced that it provides the support that is needed and releases a lot of creativity. Moreover, it counteracts business models of companies that pay such low wages that their employees still have to top up despite full employment.