Fire brigade enthusiastic with pea soup: citizens celebrate together!

Fire brigade enthusiastic with pea soup: citizens celebrate together!

In Biedenkopf, an event was recently held that brought together many citizens and strengthened the commitment. The fire brigade chairman Michael Lüftner expressed his joy about the high participation of both residents and friends of fire brigades. The mood was characterized by community commitment and an excellent culinary offer. Visitors had the opportunity to bring pots with the traditional pea soup, which was prepared by the volunteer fire brigade members.

Daniel Ceh, a long -time member of the kitchen team, emphasized his joy in cooking for the hungry guests and underlined the importance of such events for social interaction. The pea soup became a symbol for the voluntary commitment of the fire brigade and the community, which comes together to support each other and to strengthen the diverse connections in the region.

Common commitment in the region

The commitment of volunteers is not limited to the fire brigade. In the district of Wittenberg, where 135 voluntary local fire brigades are active, the important role of volunteering is particularly valued. District Administrator Jürgen Dannenberg praises the voluntary commitment, which still has existed five years after his positive statements from 2016. Many volunteers perform valuable services in disaster protection and in organizations such as the German Red Cross, the Johannitern and the Dlrg.

The spectrum of voluntary activities ranges from nursing and everyday accompaniment to social services in school and daycare funding as well as in sports and local associations. These activities not only promote participation in social life, but also support the integration of immigrants and lifelong learning.

digital innovations to promote volunteering

The use of digital platforms is also being considered to support general interest. Local order systems could significantly improve local supply, especially in the field of library and culture. Digital measures are intended to help promote volunteering and to support the participation of citizens in democratic processes. The implementation of digitals could set a new sign of modern citizenship in the district.

Overall, the event in Biedenkopf and the broad commitment in the Wittenberg district illustrates how important it is that citizens find each other, support each other and pull together together. These cultural and social encounters are indispensable for the functioning and integration of the community.