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Charity und Sponsoring

Charity - We support social projects

We are committed to social projects in the region!

Social commitment is a top priority in our company. We support regional projects!

Charity- and Sponsoring-projects 2024

  • The ‘Lichtblicke’ campaign
  • The clinic clowns at Detmold Hospital 
  • Outpatient hospice work for children and young people in Lippe 
  • The parents' initiative for children with cancer in Ostwestfalen-Lippe 
  • The ‘Christmas wish campaign’ in Dörentrup 
  • Early road safety education for children in primary schools in Lippe
  • The Berlebeck-Heiligenkirchen open-air swimming pool association 
  • The neonatology department at Lippe Hospital


Charity-Projects 2023

  • The children's clowns at the Lippe-Detmold Clinic
  • Handball Kids Hillentrup
  • Social Day in Herford
  • Campaign “Lichtblicke”
  • “Christmas wish” campaign by the regional retirement homes
  • Regional Association of Westphalian & Lippe Beekeepers “Flood victims”

Charity-Projects 2022

  • Early road safety education coloring book for children
  • New jerseys for the players of the SG Bega / Humfeld 1st team
  • “Christmas wish” campaign by the regional retirement homes

Charity projects 2021

  • "Lichtblicke" campaign
  • The children's clowns at Lippe-Detmold Hospital
  • Support for TSV Hillentrup's e-youth handball team with new jerseys
  • Sports equipment for the TuS Humfeld E-youth football team
  • Christmas wish campaign by the regional retirement homes

Charity projects 2020

  • Campaign Lichtblicke
  • The clinic clowns at Detmold Hospital
  • The first aid book for primary schools

Christmas wish campaign

We would like to introduce you to one project in more detail because it has particularly touched us and we are very happy to be involved in it:

There is a campaign right here in Dörentrup called "Christmas Wish Campaign". Residents of the local retirement and nursing homes were asked to make a wish up to a certain amount if they wished. These wishes were packed in envelopes and people could collect them. In 2020, for example, we collected 8 cards and fulfilled a wide variety of wishes for the residents. They included everything from chocolate and chocolates to jogging trousers, scarves, CDs, gloves, a starry dream lamp and a Zippo lighter.

The residents ranged in age from their early 60s to their late 90s, and we were particularly touched by the fact that an old person's Christmas wish could simply be a box of chocolates. We also received very nice feedback, so we think that we contributed to a nice Christmas evening in the retirement and nursing homes with this campaign.