We are delighted that many of our business partners and customers once again took part in our Christmas donation campaign in 2025. Our survey was used to jointly decide how our corporate donation pot should be distributed among charitable organizations in our region.
Thanks to the numerous votes, a total of €10,000 was awarded to three social institutions that are particularly committed to helping people of all ages.
5,000 euros - Berufsbildungswerk St. Franziskus, Abensberg: The donation supports the purchase of a barrier-free water play facility at the Inclusive Franziskus Children's House, which enables children with and without disabilities to learn together in nature through play.
3,000 euros - Bildungsstätte St. Gunther, Cham: The donation will be used to finance a tubular bell for a new outdoor music trail that will give children and young people - especially those with disabilities - creative access to music.
2,000 euros - St. Josef retirement home, Pförring: The donations will go towards the purchase of important care and support equipment such as a sitting scale and a defibrillator to sustainably improve the care and safety of the residents.
In the coming weeks, we will hand over the donations to the three facilities during personal appointments.
We would like to thank all customers and business partners who took part in the vote and made this joint commitment possible.
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