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Final preparations are underway: Philipp Goodluck (left) and Maximilian Fischer are hosting a charity party in the former printing halls of the Münchner Merkur in Wolfratshausen.
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Philipp Goodluck and Maximilian Fischer from Wolfratshausen have organized a charity party.
The proceeds go to a non-profit organization.
Wolfratshausen – Celebrate together, have fun – and at the same time support a good cause: That is the goal of Philipp Goodluck and Maximilian Fischer.
They are organizing a benefit party on Saturday, February 24th in the former printing halls of the Munich Merkur in the Wolfratshausen industrial area, the so-called Merkurdrome.
Project work turns into a charity party: now it's time to celebrate for a good cause
The impetus for the upcoming event was Fischer's training: the 24-year-old is currently completing an apprenticeship as an industrial clerk at the vocational school in Munich.
In the subject “Business Administration Project Work”, his class was given the task in December to set up a project in groups within three months to collect donations for the Munich association “Horizont”.
According to its own statements, the initiative has been supporting mothers and children who suddenly lose their home for over 26 years.
“The whole thing was really a bit of a challenge because the project had to be completed in March,” reports Fischer.
“Create something cool together”
While other of his classmates were selling cookies, the Wolfratshauser contacted his friend Philipp Goodluck.
He said yes.
“I knew Philipp knew this area and that we could create something cool together,” says Fischer.
Goodluck is anything but a beginner in the scene: The 28-year-old began organizing club nights with his music collective “Kolor” in Loisachstadt in 2019, and in the Merkurdrome since 2023.
The group also organizes the “Brimbamborium” festival in Eurasburg in the summer.
Goodluck announces the upcoming party as a kind of festival pre-party, more precisely as a “Brimbamborium pre-party”.
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Fischer, his classmates and “Kolor” put on the party in question with electronic music.
The line-up consists of regional artists.
The proceeds from the tickets go to “Horizont”.
“We're done with most of it, only little things like buying drinks still need to be done,” says Goodluck.
Tickets for ten euros are now on sale in advance
The party starts at 10 p.m.
Tickets cost ten euros in advance and twelve euros at the box office.
Tickets are available via the Instagram page “kolorkollektiv” or via eventix.de.
“We hope that as many people as possible come – and that we make some sales,” says Fischer.
“200 to 300 visitors – that would be awesome.” (kof)
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