Since its establishment, the Presidency of Religious Affairs has always prioritized people in its sociological and psychological studies, conducting its activities without discrimination based on religion, language, or race. As a result, it has become one of the leading institutions in our nation. Over the years, to expand its activities beyond Turkey, the Presidency established the Turkish-Islamic Union of Religious Affairs in 1984, elevating its operations to an international level. The Turkish-Islamic Union of Religious Affairs aims to provide both material and moral support to all people abroad, primarily our citizens, regardless of their religious affiliation. The aim of this report is to examine the humanitarian aid activities carried out by the personnel of the Presidency of Religious Affairs abroad from past to present, specifically in Germany, and to analyze how these efforts have evolved over time through a comparative approach. Based on concrete data from sample studies, we aim to develop a more effective and comprehensive action plan for future initiatives. In this report, we will highlight the changes and developments in humanitarian aid efforts conducted in Germany between 1990 and 2000 and compare them with current activities. Additionally, we will explore potential future humanitarian aid initiatives and underline key considerations for implementing these activities successfully. Ultimately, this report will emphasize that the material and moral aid efforts, as well as the international initiatives carried out by the Presidency of Religious Affairs for the benefit of all humanity without discrimination, should serve as a model for other official institutions and civil society organizations. Furthermore, these efforts should not only continue but also be expanded and further developed.