Wolves camp: Maximilian Arnold brings joy to fighting families!

Wolves camp: Maximilian Arnold brings joy to fighting families!

In an inspiring event that conjured up smiling on the faces of cancer children, the Maximilian Arnold Wölfe-Camp took place in Wolfsburg and Gifhorn. This annual event, which has existed since 2018, is aimed specifically at families who are burdened by a cancer diagnosis. VfL Wolfsburg announced that due to the high demand, the camp was also taking place in August and September to give even more families the opportunity to take part.

The first camp took place from August 22nd to 25th, while the second camp was carried out from September 26th to 29th. A total of 19 families took part there, which were united in the hope and joy. Maximilian Arnold, the patron of the event, emphasized how important such actions are in order to offer the children and their families unforgettable experiences. At the beginning of the camps, Arnold distributed jerseys, training jackets and scarves to the children to welcome them to the VfL family.

an experience full of surprises

The children were able to look forward to a variety of exciting activities. This included an exciting scavenger hunt, quad driving and pony rides. These experiences not only created joy, but also team spirit and mutual support among the young participants. The club captain was also ready for the children and fulfilled numerous photo and autograph requests, which further increased enthusiasm.

A Highlight of the camp was a visit to the VfL Wolfsburg stadium and an exclusive tour of the catacombs. The children had the opportunity to meet the mascot Wölfi, which was an unforgettable moment for many of them. In addition, the camp of VfL home games against top -class teams such as FC Bayern Munich and VfB Stuttgart was crowned.

The surprise visit by Pavao Pervan, the goalkeeper of VfL, was particularly emotional. His visit provided big eyes and happy faces, especially with a boy who dreams of a career as a professional keeper. Such encounters not only conjure up joy in the children's face, but also give them courage, strength and hope in difficult times.

The positive response to the Maximilian Arnold Wölfe-Camp shows how important it is to offer space for such families for development and exchange. The event is more than just a leisure offer; It means an escape from everyday life and a moment of community and inspiration. VfL Wolfsburg plans to host at least one wolve camp again next year in order to continue to bring a bright spot into the life of these families. For more information and details about the camp, it remains to be seen, such as regional media, like regionalheute.de , report about it.