Fundraising effort yields €7,670 through tile sales
In the heart of Göttingen, the city recently held a donation campaign for Kunst e.V., during the grand reopening of the Göttingen Town Hall. The campaign managed to raise a total of 7,670 euros, with donations coming from various individuals and organisations.
The largest donation was made by Volksbank Kassel-Göttingen eG, for which Wolfgang Osse, the board chairman, was presented with a tile as a token of appreciation. The second-largest donation was made by Claus-Henrik Schneider, managing director of CUBUS Immobilien, who also received a tile. Another tile was presented to Manuela Weber for her private donation.
The top three donors were each given an original tile from the old town hall, signed by Lower Saxony's Minister of the Interior and Sport, Daniela Behrens, and Göttingen's Mayor, Petra Broistedt. Mayor Broistedt expressed her gratitude towards the donors for their generous contributions, while Willi Arnold, a board member of KUNST e.V., was also present at the tile presentation ceremony.
In addition to the top donors, more tiles were raffled off among other donors, adding to the excitement of the event.
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The city of Göttingen continues to thrive with the support of its community, and the successful donation campaign for Kunst e.V. is a testament to this. The city looks forward to more such events in the future, fostering a sense of unity and shared purpose among its residents.
