Extreme athletes collect a record sum for mourners in Dresden!

Extreme athletes collect a record sum for mourners in Dresden!

The idea was simple, but extraordinary: Matthias Breitkopf, an extreme athlete and scientist from Görlitz, sat down on his role coach last weekend and stepped into the pedals for 24 hours to collect money for the children's and youth mourning aid Lacrima in Dresden. He managed to cover an impressive 669 kilometers and virtually have up to 138 drivers at his side. "It was just crazy how many drove with me," enthuses Breitkopf, who describes the campaign as great success. The amount of the donation has not yet been determined, but it is certain that the 10,000 euro mark has been cracked, such as

But what exactly is the money collected for? Lacrima offers support for children and adolescents who have lost an important caregiver through mourning groups. This accompaniment is not a therapy in the classic sense, but enables young people to experience their mourning process in a protected framework. "Mourning becomes a matter of course for us," says a statement by Johanniter.de . The organization encourages children and adolescents to exchange ideas about their experiences and their mourning shard. A joint candle foundation that took place worldwide gave the campaign a special touch and made the moment unforgettable for everyone involved.

a sign of hope

The fundraising campaign by Matthias Breitkopf continues until December 22nd. The money can be transferred via an online platform or directly to a donation account. Breitkopf is certain that every little donation can make a difference: "It is good to know that we can make a difference together". This remarkable initiative shows how sport and social responsibility can go hand in hand to give young mourners a light in dark times.