There was a great article this week on the German Church home page about one of our projects to aid incoming refugees. You can also read it there: http://www.presse-mormonen.de/artikel/fluechtlinge-erding
Mormonen spenden Kleidung für Flüchtlinge in Erding
This is what they said about our donation on their own website:
Welcome to the 'Waiting Room" in Erding, near Munich |
The Deutsches Rotes Kreuz (German Red Cross) is coordinating the camp. This hut holds many rooms for refugees. |
Drei Paletten mit Unterwäsche, Hemden,
Schals und Mützen hat die Kirche Jesu Christi der Heiligen der Letzten Tage auf
Anfrage der Flüchtlingshilfe Erding e.V. gespendet. Diese bedankte sich prompt
auf ihrer Webseite.
Es sei "großartige Erfahrung und
ein super Motivationsschub, wenn die eigene Arbeit eine so
großzügige Unterstützung von außerhalb erfährt", heißt es in einer Mitteilung vom Montag, den 29. Februar 2016, auf www.fluechtlingshilfe-erding.org.
Die Kleiderspende reicht für weit mehr als 1.000 Flüchtlinge, wie der Verein
versichert.
Cubicle for 4 men to have some personal space |
Die Kleidung wurde aus Mitteln des Hauptsitzes
der christlichen Kirche für die Soforthilfe für Flüchtlinge in Europa
angeschafft.
Junge Mormonen aus der Gemeinde
Landshut beteiligten sich vor Ort beim Sortieren und der Ausgabe von Kleidung.
Außerdem werden in einer Aktion im Gemeindehaus Kleider sortiert, besonders
Kinderkleidung.
Our Young Single Adults helped to sort the generous clothing donations |
In der Flüchtlingshilfe
Erding e.V. engagieren sich freiwillige Helfer zusammen mit dem
Internationalen und Bayerischen Roten Kreuz, der Bundeswehr sowe dem Technischen
Hilfswerk, um Schutzsuchende in einem in Erding eingerichteten
"Warteraum" zur Seite zu stehen. Die Organisation des Camps wird vom
Deutschen Roten Kreuz geleistet.
Ein Junge trägt eine warme Mütze |
And here is the not very good Google translation:
Mormons
donate clothes for refugees in Erding
Three pallets with underwear, shirts, scarves and hats
donated to request refugee aid Erding e.V. the The Church of Jesus Christ of
Latter-day Saints. These thanked promptly on its website.
It is "great experience and a great motivation boost
when their own work undergoes so generous support from outside," it said
in a statement on Monday, 29 February 2016 on www.fluechtlingshilfe-erding.org.
The clothes donation is enough for more than 1,000 refugees, as the club
insured.
The clothing was purchased with funds from the headquarters
of the Christian Church for emergency aid for refugees in Europe.
Young Mormons from the municipality Landshut participated
locally in sorting and the issue of clothing. In addition, in an action in the
Municipal House clothes are sorted, especially children's clothing.
In the refugee aid Erding e.V. be volunteers involved with
the International and Bavarian Red Cross, the Bundeswehr sowe relief
organization to be seeking protection in a decorated in Erding "waiting
room" to the side. The organization of the camp will be provided by the
German Red Cross.
When I told Sabrina that we could be shipping her more new underwear, she sent me this message:
I could jump one meter in the air...
Lovely... I send you hugs. This is what they said about our donation on their own website:
After Great Shopping follows major donation
Good news! This week we were able to receive a large donation of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. The Mormon Faith Movement donated our club underwear, shirts and hats for more than 1000 (!) Refugees. A gigantic number. For this we would like to express our thanks. As always, it is a great experience and a great motivation boost when their own work undergoes so generous support from outside!
Together with our own purchasing and the sensational high donations this past weekend, we now have a solid foundation for the next few weeks. Because especially if the currently stemmed along the Balkan route refugees over sooner or later reach Germany, we expect an increased demand in our clothes output. The we can now already more composed look into the eye as a few weeks ago.
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