Honor of the best: MartiniTag celebration in the Kulturzentrum Eisenstadt

Honor of the best: MartiniTag celebration in the Kulturzentrum Eisenstadt

d as cultural center in Eisenstadt was recently the place of a significant festive event on the occasion of the Martinita class. On this day, 71 committed representatives of associations and public institutions were honored. The event also attracted numerous prominent guests who paid their respect to those present and expressed their gratitude for the tireless commitment of the volunteers. The honors are part of a long tradition in the region that recognizes the contribution and commitment of the local community.

The solemn ceremony was well attended and offered a platform to make the merits of the volunteers visible and to honor their valuable contributions to society. "We all benefit from the many hours that these people invest in the service of others," said Astrid Eisenkopf, who spoke in representation of Governor Hans Peter Doskozil. Her words reflected the gratitude of the entire community and emphasized how important volunteer work is for cohesion and support within society.

honors and awards in the focus

Traditionally, the Merver Award for Martinitag takes place in a festive framework. The honored include not only members of clubs, but also representatives of local institutions and local flashing light organizations that enrich life in the region with their services. In Eisenstadt, the ceremony for the northern districts of Neusiedl am See, Eisenstadt-Umgeben and Mattersburg was held. These events are a warm expression of recognition and appreciation that the volunteer is given for their selfless contributions.

In the near future, another ceremony for the districts of Oberpullendorf, Oberwart, Güssing and Jennersdorf is planned in order to allow the volunteers who work there. Such meetings not only promote exchange among the members of the clubs, but also strengthen the feeling of community.

dierei and participants of the event were inspired by the appealing atmosphere and the joint cohesion. "Such events remind us of how important it is to support and work together," said one participant in the honor. This feeling of unity and gratitude, which was celebrated on Martinitag, shows the endeavor of the region to continue to make joint efforts to promote volunteering in the future.

Overall, the ceremony was a successful start to the MartiniTag, which underlined the importance of volunteering and expressed the appreciation for all those who work free of charge for others. Further details about this event and the awards are on www.bvz.at to be found.