Benefit concert in the Tullner town hall: over 4,000 euros for flood victims

Benefit concert in the Tullner town hall: over 4,000 euros for flood victims

The Tullner town hall recently turned into a living stage when a benefit concert brought together the hearts of the people and mobilized support for the victims of the devastating flood disaster in Tullnerfeld. Initiator and moderator of the evening, Marc Spörri, opened the event with moving words about the power of cohesion in difficult times. The excellent program offered local artists the opportunity to present their talent and to carry the message of solidarity into the world.

In addition to the musical performance, the event highlight was the outstanding willingness to donate of those present. Thanks to the active support of the guests, a sum of over 4,000 euros was collected, which now benefits the acute aid fund "Austria helps Austria". In his speech, City Councilor Peter Höckner thanked the numerous helpers who contributed significantly to the success of the evening. The touching gesture not only shows how important community is in times of crisis, but also how everyone can contribute to improving the situation.

a night full of music and hope

The event offered a varied program that reflected the diversity of the domestic music talent. From sensitive ballads to energetic performances, the audience was spoiled with a variety of sounds and emotions. The evening was not only a platform for artistic performances, but also a sign of hope for all those who suffer from the consequences of the flood.

The efforts to organize such an event are an outstanding example of civic engagement. It shows that in times of need the community can move together to donate support and consolation. The generous donations are used directly for needy families and individuals who have come into trouble due to the natural disaster.

This type of events not only makes waves within the community, but also has the potential to set important accents beyond the city limits. The committed cooperation between artists, organizers and supporters filled the room with a warm, positive energy that moved everyone present. It was an evening on which music and charity went hand in hand.

The Tullner atrium, known for its cultural events, once again demonstrated its importance as a place of cohesion and support. Numerous citizens took part in this benefit concert, so that the need to actively help in times of crisis was clearly noticeable.

Thanks to the diverse performances, this benefit concert will be remembered as successful, and the money collected will play an important role in supporting the life of those affected by the flood disaster. In order to learn more about future events and initiatives in Tulln, it is worth taking a look at the official website www.noen.at .