Kick-off for two charitable event projects in Hamburg: Helping hands are always welcome to support people in their everyday lives.
In the coming early summer, in Hamburg two events from Karin and Walter Blüchert Memorial Foundation aligned: The DOCK2018 – A day without worries is an event in Hamburg that invites people in vulnerable situations. Any support from volunteers is greatly appreciated. DOCK2018 is most welcome. Stop talking. Let's get to work! It brings charitable organizations together and creates a networking platform. Non-profit associations can present themselves and their projects.
The DOCK2018 takes place on 20.05.2018 The event will take place from 10:00 AM to 8:00 PM at the Hamburg Cruise Center HafenCity (Großer Grasbrook 19, 20457 Hamburg). It invites people in need to spend Sunday together, choose from donated items and clothing for their daily needs, and meet each other in a relaxed atmosphere.
Various stations are spread throughout the Cruise Center grounds, inviting people to linger together and addressing specific aspects of daily life, such as a StreetStore with clothing distribution, a sanitary area with showers and hairdresser, medical contacts for humans and animals, a buffet, a food bar, and a children's play area with a bouncy castle.
The DOCK2018 DOCK2018 is supported by numerous associations and organizations beyond Hamburg's borders, who provide donations and spread the word. Volunteers are signing up daily to offer their support during the event. Despite the already strong support, the Karin and Walter Blüchert Memorial Foundation welcomes additional helping hands to make DOCK2018 an unforgettable day for visitors. Associations are also warmly invited to support DOCK2018. Contact can be made via www.dock2018.de or on the event's Facebook page.
At the DOCK2018 The focus is on people and families who need a helping hand in their daily lives. The element of togetherness is closely linked to societal or individual support. Therefore, togetherness is also important wherever social support is provided: in the charitable sector. Stop talking. Let's get to work! takes place on 02.06.2018 An event is taking place in Hamburg, inviting 25 representatives from associations and aid organizations, along with one accompanying person from their professional environment, to foster constructive collaboration. The Karin and Walter Blüchert Memorial Foundation is implementing an innovative event concept for this gathering.
While the participants were on the tall ship „"Atlantis"“ Sailing through the Hamburg countryside in a relaxed atmosphere, participants engage in open dialogue. Throughout the day, they connect with others whose charitable work and goals share common ground. The aim of the gathering is to foster acquaintances through conversation and collaborations from acquaintances, which can be sealed with a traditional Hanseatic handshake if desired. The encounters at Stop talking. Let's get to work! This serves to foster networking within the charitable sector, strengthening collective creative power in the social field. Beyond the sailing trip itself, this platform can further strengthen cooperation between associations and foundations.
Representatives of associations are cordially invited to contact the Karin and Walter Blüchert Memorial Foundation to participate in www.anpacken.org, to present their own projects and find cooperation partners.
With DOCK2018 and No need to talk too much. Let's get to work! Hamburg now has two events coming up in early summer, which will be organized by the Karin and Walter Blüchert Memorial Foundation The foundation has been providing immediate and direct aid and support to individuals since its founding in November 2016, and also supports institutions that in turn provide direct aid. Because every person counts.
For general information and research purposes:
www.kwb-stiftung.de
www.kinderlotse.org
The foundation's own events:
www.dock.hamburg
www.anpacken.org
Press office of the Karin and Walter Blüchert Memorial Foundation
T 0800 – 22 666 506
E presse@kwb-stiftung.de