What was too much at Christmas: chocolate and co. as a donation for the Poinger Tafel
Created: 12/28/2022, 3:30 p.m
The head of the Tafel, Christine Bloch, received the donations collected by Armin Rösl.
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At the Tafel in Poing it was Christmas again on December 28th: visitors and employees received chocolate and the like, which was too much for others at Christmas.
A spontaneous fundraiser.
Poing - For the visitors of the Poinger Tafel and their volunteers, it was Christmas again on Wednesday (December 28th): Armin Rösl from the private initiative "Weltstadtvorstadt mit Herz" (WSVSmH) had his electric tuk-tuk called " Mr. Lich” loaded with chocolate and other culinary gifts.
Including fruit from a catering company.
Poing: Spontaneous action on December 27th
On December 27, he called on the WSVSmH Facebook and Instagram pages to donate sweets and co., which were too much at Christmas, for the table-goers and the employees (as a thank you for their work).
Within a few hours, numerous private individuals handed in chocolate and co.
(By the way: Everything from the region is now also available in our regular Ebersberg newsletter.)
On Wednesday (on this day the table in the Christ Church is always open) Rösl presented the goods to Christine Bloch, head of the Poinger table.
Around 40 volunteers provide groceries to around 30 families (many of them with children) as well as asylum seekers and around 40 refugees from Ukraine every week.
You can find more current news from the district of Ebersberg at Merkur.de/Ebersberg.
