Fundraising: Unique Items Auctioned for Pediatric Hospice
In the picturesque town of Katharinenberg, Germany, the renowned company Weigla has constructed a remarkable quartet of Schwibbogens. These unique candle arches, steeped in tradition and German artistry, are not just decorative items but symbols of support for a noble cause.
This year, Weigla has partnered with the children's hospice Baerenherz in Leipzig to raise funds through the sale of these distinctive Schwibbogens. The proceeds from each sale will directly benefit the hospice, an organisation that provides essential care and support to seriously ill children and their families.
The sale of these Schwibbogens begins on Monday, 13th November, and interested buyers can find the online link provided by Weigla. Each Schwibbogen is priced at 250 Euro, making them a valuable addition to any home while also contributing to a worthy cause.
The construction of these Schwibbogens was not a solitary endeavour. Creative bloggers lent their skills and expertise to the project, ensuring that each Schwibbogen carries the essence of community collaboration.
The Schwibbogens are a testament to the fusion of cultural heritage and social responsibility, reflecting the spirit of the season and the compassion of those involved. Traditionally, these decorative candle arches are displayed during the Christmas season, and the sale of these special Schwibbogens follows suit.
For the most accurate and up-to-date information about the sale dates and purchasing process, it is recommended to visit Weigla's official website or the Baerenherz hospice's social media pages. This charitable initiative offers a unique opportunity to own a piece of German craftsmanship while supporting a worthy cause.
Enhance the charm of your home-and-garden lifestyle with a traditional German Schwibbogen, as Weigla unites cultural heritage and social responsibility in their fundraising collaboration for the Baerenherz children's hospice. These decorated candle arches, symbolizing community collaboration, are releasing on Monday, 13th November, available for purchase via Weigla's online link at a price of 250 Euro each, providing a meaningful home-and-garden décor addition and contributing to a noble cause.
