Humanas collects 748 euros for children of the Anne Frank houses!

Humanas collects 748 euros for children of the Anne Frank houses!

A great action recently ensured joy in the Altmark: As part of the charity campaign "Word at Humanas", remarkable 748.50 euros were collected for the children's and youth houses "Anne Frank" of the German Red Cross (DRK) in Tangerhütte. Thomas Gmell, the nursing director of the Humanas Wohnpark Tangerhütte, and Christian Blumrodt, a committed nurse from the Sister facility in Grieben, handed over the check with pride.

But how did this sum come about? The campaign, which took place in spring 2025 and was already the fifth of its kind, mobilized employees and trainees from the Humanas Wohnparks from Grieben, Tangermhütte and Tangermünde. Together they started properly: during sporting activities, they were on the bike and 100 kilometers on foot. The foundation received 1.50 euros for each kilometer, 50 cents.

insights into the projects

The collected funds especially benefit the children and young people of the DRK-Anne Frank houses. These facilities offer a wide range of offers, including living groups and family help. This makes an important contribution to the support of young people, the possibilities of which are often limited. "We are proud to be able to contribute to it," said Gmell. The use and energy that the teams showed during the campaign are commendable and show how much passion is in these projects.

The Humanas Foundation, which is behind this campaign, pursues the goal of helping families whose powers reach their limits. All income fully flows into the promotion of projects and facilities that benefit the community. Donations to the foundation are also tax deductible - an additional incentive for all those who want to support regional Engagement. If you are interested in the work of the foundation, you will find an overview of the supported institutions on the website and can find out about the opportunity to provide donations.

"It is important to us to actively shape the future of young people," explains the Humanas Foundation on its website. The commitment of the residential parks and the know-how of the nursing staff are a perfect mix that not only strengthens the community, but also enables new, valuable projects.

Overall, this action once again shows how much potential is in common use. At Humanas, not only ran and cycled, but also collected for a good thing. You can only hope that such initiatives will be repeated soon! The more people are moved to participate, the greater the help for families and children can be in need - there is really something!