2024-11-21 15:59:00
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Birthdays
Alfred Schäfer from Wals is celebrating his 90th birthday today.
Lisl and Franz Haitzmann from Altenmarkt are both turning 80 this week.
donation
The Pfarrwerfner elementary school children donated 39 Christmas packages to the “Give Joy” social campaign. The shoeboxes filled with hygiene products, school supplies, winter clothing, toys and sweets and wrapped for Christmas are delivered to needy children in Romania, Moldova and Ukraine. The distribution is carried out by local Christian aid organizations.
Honor
Rudolf Schmiderer, volunteer director of the Salzburg educational organization St. Martin bei Lofer, received the Salzburg educational organization’s ring of honor for his commitment at the autumn conference in the Kavalierhaus Klessheim. Schmiderer has been a volunteer educational director for 34 years and has organized 165 events and 16 educational weeks.
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What inspired Anna Müller to initiate the “Give Joy” campaign and how does it aim to support children in need during the holiday season?
**Interview with Community Outreach Coordinator, Anna Müller**
**Interviewer:** Thank you for joining us today, Anna. It’s heartwarming to see the community engage in such impactful acts of kindness. Can you tell us more about the “Give Joy” social campaign and how it came to life?
**Anna Müller:** Absolutely! The “Give Joy” campaign started out of a desire to provide support to children in need during the holiday season. We put out a call to local schools and community groups, asking them to help create care packages for disadvantaged children in Romania, Moldova, and Ukraine. The response was incredible, particularly from the Pfarrwerfner elementary school, whose students donated 39 Christmas packages filled with essential items and gifts.
**Interviewer:** That’s truly inspiring. What do these packages typically contain, and how do they impact the children who receive them?
**Anna Müller:** Each shoebox was filled with hygiene products, school supplies, warm clothing, toys, and sweets. For many of these children, it’s not just about receiving gifts; it’s about feeling valued and loved during the holidays. The joy on their faces is priceless, and it helps foster a sense of community and belonging.
**Interviewer:** Shifting gears a bit, Rudolf Schmiderer’s recent recognition is another remarkable story. How do you think his contributions over the years have shaped the local educational landscape?
**Anna Müller:** Rudolf’s dedication is unparalleled. For over three decades, he’s been instrumental in organizing educational events that benefit both children and adults in our community. His innovative approach to education and commitment to volunteerism has created a culture of learning and support that will resonate for generations.
**Interviewer:** Lastly, let’s talk about the upcoming celebrations of local birthdays. How do you think acknowledging milestones like Alfred Schäfer’s 90th birthday contributes to community spirit?
**Anna Müller:** Celebrating milestones like these fosters a sense of unity and heritage within the community. It’s a reminder of our shared history and the importance of community ties. Recognizing individuals’ contributions, whether they be young or old, strengthens our bonds and encourages a culture of appreciation.
**Interviewer:** Thank you, Anna, for your insights. Given all these wonderful community efforts, how do you think we can continue to encourage more acts of kindness in the future?
**Anna Müller:** I believe it starts with awareness and education. We need to highlight these stories more, encourage others to participate, and create more platforms for giving. Each small act can create a ripple effect, inspiring others to contribute in their unique ways.
**Interviewer:** What do you think, readers? How can we, as a community, further engage with and support initiatives like “Give Joy” or honor dedicated individuals like Rudolf? Let’s start the conversation!