Art for a good cause: MP2 IT-Solutions impresses at the charity brunch

To mark its 25th anniversary, MP2 IT-Solutions has launched an extraordinary charity project that combines the creativity of its employees with a good cause. Under the motto “Art for a good cause”, the employees created unique works of art in art workshops under the guidance of artists such as Hannes Mair and Laura Gaar. These were auctioned off in an online auction, with the entire proceeds of 20,000 euros going to the MOMO children's palliative care center. This initiative impressively shows how companies can assume social responsibility and at the same time promote their creative spirit, as already done by leadersnet.at reported.

Art breakfast and awards for those involved

The initiative culminated in an art breakfast to which MP2 invited everyone involved. In addition to the artists, representatives of the MOMO Children's Palliative Center were also present, including Martina Kronberger-Vollnhofer, to thank this creative commitment and financial support. “We share our success and create good things together,” said Kronberger-Vollnhofer when handing over the donated bacon. Gerlinde Macho, one of the founders of MP2, also expressed her enthusiasm for the success of the project and the strong response to the artworks, which came from both employees and established artists. The joint exhibition of the works took place in the Floridsdorf Museum for Modern & Contemporary Art (FLOMYCA), which further underlined the commitment and creative talents of the employees mp2.at explained in detail.

This remarkable campaign not only helped financially, but also raised awareness of the need for support for families with seriously ill children. The creative approach of MP2 IT-Solutions shows that art and social responsibility can go hand in hand and inspires other companies to follow similar paths. At a time when community support is essential, this project sends a strong message of cohesion and willingness to help.