Rengha Rodewill (born 11 October 1948 in Hagen, Westphalia) is a German photographer, author, painter, graphic designer and dancer.

In April 2006, she was involved in organizing the Julius Stern's Institute of Arts, Gala for the sick children of Israel, Benefizzz for kids.

Actress Brigitte Grothum read the story of Petit Prince by Antoine de Saint-Exupéry while the Master of Ceremony role was given to Harald Pignatelli of RBB TV – Rundfunk Berlin-Brandenburg.

In October 2008, Rodewill was involved in the Save the Date for Charity[9] event benefitting The German League of Rheumatism (Deutschen Rheuma-Liga) which also took place at the Julius Stern's Institute of Arts.

At the event, actress Barbara Schnitzler from Deutschen Theater Berlin read Effi Briest, a story by Theodor Fontane.

In April 2008, crime writer Horst Bosetzky, who wrote the bestseller Brennholz für Kartoffelschalen, read from this book.

The event took place in connection with a presentation of a personal check for Children's Clinic in Berlin (Josephinchen des St. Joseph Krankenhaus Berlin-Tempelhof).

In September 2009, author and singer Gisela May presented her book Es wechseln die Zeiten at the Children's Clinic (Kinderklinik des St. Joseph Krankenhaus) in connection with Rengha Rodewill's charity, Benefiz für Spatz.