Follow-up 5: Commitment - not just professionally
So tell me, Mr. Gammel, what other topics are close to your heart?
For the Gammel family - and I naturally include our employees in this - social and voluntary commitment is very important. We like to take on responsibility in society. Years ago, my wife and I founded the Cabrini Haus circle of friends and support it in the long term. Up to 200 children and young people with disabilities are accommodated in the facility run by the Catholic Jugendfürsorge Regensburg. They are cared for, taught and prepared for a life with the greatest possible independence.
Everyone should be able to experience the feeling of a grateful, trusting smile from a disadvantaged Cabrini child! Many of the campaigns are also supported by my Lions Club Kelheim Holledau or by the Chaine des Rotisseurs, the international association for friends of tableware and dining culture. I am also actively involved in representing the interests of companies in the region as IHK chairman for the district of Kelheim.
Yesterday, we held this year’s barbecue in the Gammel Engineering garden—a thoroughly enjoyable evening in a relaxed atmosphere that once again demonstrated what sets our team spirit apart.
There are dates on the calendar that are more than just an event. The REWAG Company Run is exactly that kind of moment: an evening that isn’t about kilometers, times, or bib numbers, but about community, energy, and the great feeling of sharing an experience together.
A new residential facility operated by the Barmherzige Brüder's disability services was inaugurated at Rosenstraße 25 in Taufkirchen. Twenty-four people with disabilities have found a new home in the new facility.