The representatives of eight charitable organisations and institutions were delighted: They all received a cheque from Wildeboer Bauteile GmbH, which the company has once again sent to them as part of a pre-Christmas fundraising campaign.
The example of the "Open Dören" association in Bunde shows what really worthwhile projects are supported with the money. The organisation has been fighting for the interests and rights of people with physical and mental disabilities for more than 40 years. "The donation will be used to purchase or install aids and equipment to make daily work and care more comfortable," says the association.
The other donated organisations and institutions are also committed to the good cause and provide support for seriously ill and disabled people, for example. In addition to Open Dören, other recipients of the donations include the Parents' Association for Children with Cancer and their Families in East Frisia and the Surrounding Area, Herzkinder Ostfriesland, the Leer Hospice Initiative, the Child Protection Association (district and local association of Leer), the Learning and Support Centre on the Deich, and the Leukin and Wünschdirwas associations.
Unfortunately, due to the coronavirus pandemic, the donations had to be handed over in person, but this did not take away from the joy of the occasion. All the representatives of the associations expressed their gratitude for the support and recognition of their largely voluntary work and, in telephone conversations and e-mails, impressively demonstrated the important contribution they make to society by offering help to people in need, especially in the current situation. Wildeboer Bauteile GmbH would like to acknowledge this commitment and thank all the volunteers who are currently working, often under difficult conditions.
Below is some detailed information about the organisations and links to their websites:
