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Street request
THE ROAD WISH! The Straßenwunsch campaign fulfills the Christmas wishes of homeless people. This year marks the fifth time that the Regensburg street wish campaign has taken place. The idea for it once came from the Gastfreundschaft hilft Regensburg association. The group was able to bring Caritas Regensburg on board as a competent partner for the street wish. This collaboration has been running smoothly since 2020. This is how the campaign works: Caritas street workers (led by Ben Peter) distribute…
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Donate instead of buy
DONATIONS IN REGENSBURG: There is nothing good unless you do it, Erich Kästner once said. On television, fundraising programs are in full swing during Advent. Fancy doing something good too? The pre-Christmas period is ideal for this! Whether with money, donations in kind or a membership – there are so many opportunities and so many wonderful projects in Regensburg. We have selected a few great projects from Regensburg that are always happy to receive a little help: For children and…
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Kopfhoch.de
KOPFHOCH – Help for young people. Back in 2019, we presented the online and telephone counseling service for children and young people Kopfhoch.de on RegensburgNow.de. Now that stress has increased due to coronavirus and the war in Ukraine, we would like to present this great project again. By calling 0800-5458668, a team of around 40 volunteers and two full-time specialists offer anonymous, free and professional help and advice for children and young people up to the age of 21 every…
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Good intentions
DOING GOOD! Fresh into the new year, you usually still have good resolutions. Finally taking on a voluntary position or doing something else good. This makes sense, especially after Christmas and all the presents under the Christmas tree. Unfortunately, it’s not just children who still measure their world by the worldly things they receive as presents. We “adults” also forget that not everyone is doing so well because of all the things we can afford. And we often also forget…
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Sharing helps
SHARING HELPS! Have you ever heard of “cafè sospeso” or “suspended coffee”? Translated, it means “suspended coffee”. This custom originated in Naples over 100 years ago and spread from there all over the world. The idea is as simple as it is ingenious: a customer drinks one coffee and pays for a second. Someone else who needs it can then redeem it and drink it for free. Zack, you’ve done something good and made someone else happy. Small gesture, big…