Ludwig Donhauser Foundation funds project with 14,000 euros contribution
In the picturesque region of Gailoh, Germany, the Ludwig-Donhauser Foundation continues to make a significant impact on local communities. Established by Ludwig Donhauser, a notable figure in the Amberg/Gailoh area, the foundation has been dedicated to social welfare, education, culture, community well-being, and preserving local heritage since its inception in 2020.
Ludwig Donhauser, a Gailoh farmer with no heirs, bequeathed his estate to the foundation upon his death. Over the past two years, the Ludwig-Donhauser Foundation has distributed a total of 14,000 euros to nine charitable associations, including Gailoh Kindergarten Kieselsteinchen, Amberg Tafel, Lebenshilfe Amberg, Hospice Association Amberg, Catholic Women's Social Service, Gailoh Fire Department, Catholic Industrial Helper Station, Ninos Amigos, and Flika.
The foundation's objectives revolve around supporting social welfare projects, promoting education and cultural activities, enhancing community well-being, and preserving local heritage. This support extends to local social service organizations, healthcare providers, educational charities, and cultural institutions.
As Werner Wendl, the chairman of the foundation's board, recalled Ludwig Donhauser, who would have celebrated his 69th birthday around this time, the foundation continues to honour his legacy. Wendl expressed his gratitude to the local community for their ongoing support and encouragement.
Unfortunately, recent news in Japan has been overshadowed by the tragic deaths of two professional boxers who suffered severe injuries at a boxing event in Tokyo. The Japanese boxing community is in shock following these unfortunate events.
In other local news, a three-year-old child wandered out of an apartment door and was taken to the police station by officers, where he received a fresh diaper. Thankfully, no harm came to the child.
Elsewhere, motorcyclists are often at risk on roads due to being overlooked by drivers. A recent accident resulted in the death of a motorcyclist, underscoring the importance of road safety for all users.
In a positive development, Andrea Graf, the managing director of the SkF, presented a new women's shelter that opened in September 2022. The shelter can accommodate up to 15 women with their children, offering much-needed support to vulnerable individuals in the community.
Simon Loesch, a local farmer, also highlighted the value of the Catholic Industrial Helper Station, praising his employees as valuable support when a workforce on a farm needs immediate replacement.
Meanwhile, a local derby between SV Poppenreuth II and TSV Waldershof II was abandoned after 17 minutes due to a serious injury to a Poppenreuth player. Our thoughts are with the player and his team during this difficult time.
Finally, we report a tragic incident in Schwaben, where a 22-year-old individual drowned in a pond. Our condolences go out to the family and friends of the deceased during this difficult time.
In Upper Bavaria, a passenger train resulted in 63 people being unable to disembark at a station. The cause of the delay is currently unknown, and further updates will be provided as they become available.
Stay tuned for more updates from Gailoh and the surrounding regions.
The Ludwig-Donhauser Foundation, in its economic and social policy, has distributed 14,000 euros to nine charitable associations since 2020, providing support to various organizations like local social service organizations, healthcare providers, educational charities, and cultural institutions. In the spirit of promoting local business, Simon Loesch, a farmer in the region, praises the Catholic Industrial Helper Station for being a valuable source of immediate workforce replacement.
