Biohort supports brave Angelika Preining: a ray of hope in need!

Biohort supports brave Angelika Preining: a ray of hope in need!

In a touching act of solidarity, Biohort from Neufelden supported the young Angelika Preining with a generous donation of 3,000 euros. As Meinzirk reported, this money is used to help the 25-year-old Rohrbach-Berg-Berger, who has to overcome greater challenges three years ago after a serious car accident. Maximilian Priglinger, managing director of Biohort, expressed: "It is very important to us to support families who are in need through strokes of fate." This donation comes to a particularly important time when the Christ child campaign of the district tour and the upcoming Christmas season plays a special role.

Angelika, who fell into a wax coma as a result of her accident, bravely fights back into life. According to a report by tips, she is now actively involved in the online lessons of BBS Rohrbach and shows great motivation for her school career. As she struggles through learning, she uses a language computer to overcome the linguistic hurdles. Her teacher, Sebastian Leibetseder, proudly reports on her progress and her determination to possibly catch up with the Matura. Angelika even plans to take part in the lessons again personally, which means a further step towards normality for them.

The support of the organic resort and the commitment of the school show that there is a community spirit despite difficult circumstances. Angelika Preining has not only the support of her family, but also that of the entire community in Rohrbach-Berg. The fundraiser also offers a way for everyone to participate in this valuable project and thus set a sign of hope and confidence. The donation to Angelika can be handled through the accounts of the district Rundschau Christkind Action, as can be read on the Mein district on the website. In this way, not only Angelika's path is financially supported, but also a shining example for charity in the community.