Christmas market of Lebenshilfe: An atmospheric community experience

Christmas market of Lebenshilfe: An atmospheric community experience

In the afternoon, numerous visitors filled the premises of the Lebenshilfe workshop when the Christmas market opened its doors at 3 p.m. There was a lively rush, the tables were already fully occupied, and the interested flows continued to continue. A variety of artistic products were offered, with the Advent wreaths and Christmas decorations in particular encountered great interest. Gifts also found their way to buyers. Every purchase makes an important contribution to supporting life aid.

Carmen Chloupek, the head of the workshops, was extremely pleased with the great influx and the lively participation. Among those present were also prominent representatives of the city, including Lebenshilfe managing director Christian Albert and Mayor Gerhard Weil and Vice Mayor Roman Brunnthaler. In addition, many other municipal representatives, such as the city councils Ronald Altmann, Lisa Miletich, Sabine Simonich and Felix Böhm, as well as parish priest Erich Waclawski to support the market.

diverse offer and community spirit

The visitors could not only look forward to a wide range of handmade products, but also enjoy the festive atmosphere. The works of art, which were mainly manufactured by the clients of Lebenshilfe, could be examined both optically and haptically. From unique Advent wreaths to creative Christmas supporters, there was something for every taste. The sales proceeds fully go to life aid and serve the support of its projects that support people with impairments.

Overall, the Christmas market was a complete success, which not only sets a positive signal for life aid, but also for the city. The warm welcome and the high number of visitors testify to the great appreciation that Lebenshilfe is shown. The event strengthens the sense of community and shows how people can be connected by local initiatives.