Nischel brings light into the dark: 20,000 euros for Chemnitz projects!

Nischel brings light into the dark: 20,000 euros for Chemnitz projects!

Chemnitz, Deutschland - Chemnitz.

A touching moment took place on Tuesday on the Karl Marx Monument in Chemnitz. There were two donations of 10,000 euros each to Mittel-point e. V. and the parents' association of cancer children e. V. handed over. This sum comes from the sale of a money box that depicts the iconic Chemnitz monument. The creative idea behind this campaign comes from Katja and Anton Süppmayer from Lichtenau in cooperation with Sparkasse Chemnitz.

The Süppmayers emphasize that they are not only concerned with financial support, but about actual action. "We are not those who only talk - we act," says Anton and emphasizes the importance of helpfulness. Anton himself has overcome a serious illness, and his wife Katja is confronted with the challenges every day as a nurse that brings the illness. "Karma - not an account" is her motto, which shows that you want to help others more than have money in your own account.

a sum that enthusiastically

The amount of the donations is a positive surprise for everyone involved. Nancy Roßner from Mittel-point e. V. explains: "Such an immense sum makes you speechless." The people who support volunteer work show a big heart and are ready to donate for a good cause. The club was originally optimistic about the project, but the sum of 10,000 euros was then an unexpected joy. "Madness what was done for us," adds Roßner.

The center point e. V. is committed to the support of people with handicap and seriously ill and can fulfill targeted wishes with the donation. For example, financing a wig for a woman with cancer or a family vacation in the Spreewald. "We want our 'dots', as we call them, can forget their illness and worries for a moment," says Roßner.

help for all affected relatives

The support is particularly important for the sick children, but also for their family. Inge Oehme, the chairwoman of the parent association of cancer children. V. in Chemnitz, emphasizes this: "With the donation, we want to create offers for the siblings of children with cancer who are often in the shadow of the disease." The association accompanies the families concerned throughout the treatment time and beyond and offers a space of support and exchange.

dr. Michael Kreuzkamp, CEO of Sparkasse Chemnitz, emphasizes that every Nischel sold fulfills a good cause. "Every nichel sold can help a person in a particularly difficult situation," he says. Many of the first editions were given to employees to promote and support the project. This initiative shows how local collaborations can make a significant difference in the life of those affected.

When handing over the donation to the Karl Marx Monument, it becomes clear that local initiatives can offer concrete support through creative ideas and commitment. With 20,000 euros from the sell -up sale, not only wishes are fulfilled, but also donated joy and relief in difficult times. The "Nischel", the symbolic monument of the city, becomes not only a symbol of Chemnitz, but also a sign of solidarity and compassion.