Ludwigshafen: Christmas crib auctioned for a good cause!

Ludwigshafen: Christmas crib auctioned for a good cause!

Ludwigshafen, Deutschland - A work of art with heart for a good cause! in Ludwigshafen shines a detailed Christmas crib that not only has ox and donkeys, but also a great mission. With an impressive height of 28 centimeters and a width of half a meter, this small masterpiece is a real eye -catcher. The three kings are already on the way and meet a shepherd in the field on the way. The stable, lovingly equipped with fence, bushes and a feed crib for the animals, is overwhelmed by a radiant star and an angel, while atmospheric lights illuminate the accommodation of Maria and Josef.

The crib has found its place in the St. Marienkrankenhaus in the garden city of Ludwigshafen. But that's not all! The builder, Karl Heinz Kistner, has set himself a special intention: he is looking for a new lover for his work of art who is ready to offer at an auction. The proceeds of this campaign benefit directly from the palliative care unit of the St. Marienkrankenhaus. Kistner, whose wife was looked after at this station, has been making his cribs available for years to collect money for a good cause. This crib is already the fourth in its series.

a sign of hope and support

"The man of one of our former patients builds cribs with a lot of craft skills and passion," explains the hospital. The entire proceeds flow into the palliative care unit of the St. Marien and St. Annastift Hospital in Ludwigshafen. The campaign is enthusiastically accepted by the hospital management because you can count on a lot of support from Ludwigshafen and the surrounding area. "Our goal is to increase the well -being of our patients, and generous donors also help us," says Fundraising representative Michael Eberhart. The first commandments have already been received and the auction promises to be a complete success.

If you are interested, you can send offers to Michael Eberhart at Michael.eberhar@st-marienkrankenhaus.de by December 10th. Donations are also welcome to support the valuable work of the palliative care unit. Together we can set a sign of hope!