Help in difficult times: Red Cross markets as a lifesaver in Steyr!

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The Steyr-Münichholz local group traditionally celebrated Christmas. The Red Cross is also committed to fighting poverty.

Die Ortsgruppe Steyr-Münichholz feierte traditionell Weihnachten. Zudem engagiert sich das Rote Kreuz gegen Armut.
The Steyr-Münichholz local group traditionally celebrated Christmas. The Red Cross is also committed to fighting poverty.

Help in difficult times: Red Cross markets as a lifesaver in Steyr!

The pre-Christmas season in Steyr-Münichholz began on December 10th with a festive celebration in the Zöchling inn. The local group of the Upper Austria Pensioners' Association invited seniors to a contemplative Christmas party. After heartfelt speeches, the children from the Punzerschule offered a cheerful atmosphere for the holidays with their singing, followed by a cozy get-together like that MyDistrict reported.

Christmas joy and social responsibility combined

At the same time, BILLA set an example in the fight against poverty as part of the Austria-wide fundraising campaign “A donation that fills you up”. This initiative is in its third year and aims to provide much-needed food and hygiene products to people in need. In view of the rising cost of living and growing social injustices, efforts are being concentrated to support disadvantaged groups. According to the Upper Austria. According to the Red Cross, over 188,000 people in Upper Austria are at risk of poverty and exclusion. Those too E-Steyr reported on the importance of this campaign and the challenges faced by many who rely on basic food support.

Support through such campaigns is essential, especially in the winter months when the need becomes great. The Red Cross markets not only offer cheap everyday goods, but also a place for meetings and exchanges. Volunteers do valuable work to give a voice to those in need and help provide much-needed resources. It is a clear appeal: “Poverty can affect anyone, and we have to stand together to help our fellow human beings,” says Marianne Stix, a volunteer at the Red Cross markets.