Wolfach celebrates volunteering: Citizens' medal for well -deserved citizens!

Wolfach celebrates volunteering: Citizens' medal for well -deserved citizens!

In the heart of Wolfach, a special honor for well -deserved citizens was held on the third honorary office. Mayor Thomas Geppert honored several committed volunteers with awards that have invested their time and energy in the community. These awards not only included the prestigious citizen medal, but also the club teacher and the blood donor badge of honor. The event took place in the festively decorated castle hall, where more than 160 invited guests came together.

The honor recognizes the selfless commitment of the volunteers, which are active all year round in various areas for the city and its districts. Mayor Geppert opened the evening with warm words and emphasized the importance of the volunteer in society. "These people are the backbone of our community," he emphasized. During the evening, the duo "Snapshot", consisting of the singer Hannah Schiekofer and guitarist Roland Jäckle, provided the musical background that created a pleasant atmosphere.

the honored in the spotlight

A large number of deserved citizens were honored for their outstanding contributions to the community. There are many names among the new carriers of the citizens' medal that have a good reputation in Wolfach: Martin Vollmer, Günther Hacker, Stefan Staiger, Simone Schmider, Marco Naskowski, Marianne Hacker, Lucas Bächle, Lydia Schneider, Roland Schillinger, Peter Bojczuk, Roland Scham, Christof Schillinger, Edmund Seifert. With their commitment and ideas, these committed people have made a significant contribution to improving life in Wolfach.

The awards are not only a personal appreciation for the honored, but also a sign of recognition for all volunteers who work every day for the well -being of their neighbors and their city. Your contributions are often ignored, but earn attention and gratitude. In many ways, it is your tireless effort that makes the community strong and worth living

In addition to the awards, the evening enabled the guests to exchange ideas and celebrate the successes of the past few years. The atmosphere was characterized by pride and gratitude, and the music of "Snapshot" ensured that it was not only a formal event, but also a sociable get -together.

festivals like this are valuable because they strengthen the sense of community and motivate others to also volunteer. Even if it can often be a challenge to find the time for voluntary work, the evening impressively shows that the volunteers with their commitment are an invaluable property for Wolfach. The award ceremony is another chapter in the history of the city, in which it is seen how communal engagement bears fruit.