Schömberg couple has been fighting for children with cancer for 37 years!

Schömberg couple has been fighting for children with cancer for 37 years!

In the picturesque community of Schömberg, committed citizens are impressive for children with cancer. Sigrid and Walter Geiger have been active members of the support association for children with cancer in Tübingen for over 37 years and have launched a remarkable initiative. In your café, the "Hotel Conditerei Café Baier", you sell handmade products, the proceeds of which benefit the affected children and their families. "We gave birth to a premature baby in 1986. To be able to take it home with you again, was very lucky. We were really grateful for that and absolutely wanted to give something back," summarizes Sigrid Geiger, like the reported.

The Schömberger Turner faces a challenge through bureaucratic regulations that affect the organization of their events. When carrying out the traffic jam cup in Dotternhausen, additional traffic regulations had to be introduced, which not only brought with it additional effort but also costs. In a creative step room, the gymnasts around Heiko Baier went to the mayor and managed to reduce the bureaucratic requirements to a three -year cycle through negotiations. But the support of the Schömberger building yard was crucial because the employees took over the necessary preparations free of charge on a Sunday. Heiko Baier, who is also active for the support association for children with cancer, expressed gratefully about the help of the building yard employees, such as the Schwäbische describes in detail.

The highlight of the solidarity efforts came when the building yard employees decided to avoid their expense allowance of 100 euros and instead to give this sum and an additional donation of 100 euros to the support association. In total, astonishing 500 euros came together. Heiko Baier is touched by this generous gesture and emphasizes how creative solutions can achieve positive results for children with cancer even in bureaucratic challenges. "What a great result," summarizes Baier, and emphasizes the collective strength of the Schömberg citizens in their commitment to a good cause.