Olympic star Marvin Dogue runs for hospice: a fundraising campaign in Oranienburg!
Olympic star Marvin Dogue runs for hospice: a fundraising campaign in Oranienburg!
Eric Collins Straße 8, 16515 Oranienburg, Deutschland - Yesterday in the stadium of the gymnastics and sports club 1896 Sachsenhausen, the highly expected Hospiz-Oberhavel donation run took place. This benefit run not only served a good cause, but also delighted with the participation of a special guest: Marvin Dogue, an Olympic participant in the modern pentathlon, was committed according to maz-online.de Active and available for discussions and photos.
Saturn after the starting shot at 10:30 a.m. the mood was unmistakably good. Those responsible such as the mayor of Sachsenhausen and the chairman of SSV Hohen Neuendorf opened the event, which offered a colorful supporting program in addition to the run. The total of 10,447 euros collected by the participants flows completely into the hospice "life sounds" and supports important concerns such as the fulfillment of the last wishes of patients.
a run with heart
Marvin Dogue, who will start at the Olympic Games in Paris 2024, was visibly moved by the event. Sascha Rüffer, chairman of SSV Hohen Neuendorf, was enthusiastic about Dogue's commitment: "It is impressive that someone like Marvin works for such an important project." The connection between Dogue and Rüffer was originally created at the “Stars of Sports” event last year. Dogue not only showed interest in the event itself, but also has plans to actively work for the “life sounds” project.
A total of 235 participants pulled their tracks over the various distances of 5, 18 and 24 kilometers. The routes led through the picturesque landscape of Sachsenhausen and Oranienburg, past checkpoints, which formed essential points on the running track. ssv-hohen-neuendorf.club emphasizes that there were also food for the runners such as free fruit and drinks, as well as various activities around the event, including a raffle and musical performances.
together strong for a good cause
Sabine and Detlef Klemm from Legebruch were also among the participants, who joined the run with great hearts. Sabine Klemm, who works in a retirement home, brings personal experiences into the event and is committed to the end of the death. Reference to the volunteering in the end of death provides Michaela Fink and Oliver Schultz in their book * Voluntary work in the end of death: Current challenges and future opportunities * (2021), which was pointed out to the importance of this support and was published in Bielefeld (viewable under degegruyter.com ).SSV Hohen Neuendorf is already planning a 24-hour run in Kremmen for the last weekend in August in 2024 in order to continue to draw attention to the importance of supporting hospice. However, the hospice run in Oranienburg remains a highlight in the event calendar and a permanently anchored sign of solidarity in the region.
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