The cooperative aims to promote decentralized, self-managed structures in society through joint self-help. In doing so, the cooperative promotes the improvement of social, economic, and ecological sustainability, with the highest possible quality of life, independence, and self-responsibility for all parties involved. The cooperative develops and promotes alternative financing options and gift economies within and between various projects. The cooperative undertakes or supports the establishment and operation of projects that serve this purpose. It networks interested individuals locally, regionally, and globally to stimulate mutual exchange and the use of synergies. The cooperative provides its members with suitable instruments to promote individual projects in a targeted, enhanced, and sustainable manner. The cooperative thus acts as a kind of philanthropic catalyst for its members. It can make such instruments available in a way that they can also be used by non-members. The cooperative is committed to the purposeful development of the skills and abilities of the individuals involved in the projects. The cooperative can acquire properties to enable sustainable and purposeful use. It removes these properties from speculative value appreciation and only sells them in accordance with the cooperative's purpose. The cooperative is not profit-oriented, but can engage in all commercial, financial, and other activities that are related to or suitable for promoting the purpose of the cooperative.