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‘HAEMMSCHER TALENTS’ – TOGETHER AND FOR EACH OTHER – A charity evening in favour of the Adele Pleines Aid Foundation at the Kulturhaus in Hamm (Sieg).

A varied programme awaits you in the birthplace of Raiffeisen, which not only entertains, but also makes an important contribution to the promotion of education.
‘Hämmscher Talents’ (including from the primary school and IGS, as well as the singer Amelie Pritz) will create a festive atmosphere with musical performances and entertaining contributions.
A highlight of the evening will be the panel discussion on the topic of ‘Co-operatives make education better!’ Using the example of the student co-operative “The Student Company eSG” of the Realschule Plus and Fachoberschule Hachenburger Löwe. Here, experts and committed personalities share exciting insights and perspectives. This dialogue platform offers the opportunity to exchange experiences and jointly develop local solutions to various educational issues.
The evening will be moderated by Stefan Zowislo, Managing Director of the Deutsche Friedrich-Wilhelm-Raiffeisen-Gesellschaft e.V.
Catering will also be provided: enjoy delicious food and drinks while you chat with other guests and donate to a good cause together.

Join us and support the Adele Pleines Aid Foundation in its commitment to a better future through education!

Information about the Adele Pleines Aid Foundation (purpose of the foundation, areas of support, funding opportunities…) can be found on its homepage: Adele-Pleines-Hilfe-Stiftung | Verbandsgemeinde Hamm (Sieg) … einfach wir


Date And Time:2025-07-05 to 2025-07-05
Location: Kulturhaus Hamm (Sieg)

To register for this event please visit the following URL: https://www.hamm-sieg.de/de/freizeit-tourismus/ehrenamt/adele-pleines-hilfe-stiftung/ →

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