Bronze medal for volunteers 'chatterer' Saskia Bosch in the Fennpfuhl-Park

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Bronze medal for volunteers Saskia Bosch The volunteer “chatterer” Saskia Bosch received the bronze medal for her commitment in the Fennpfuhl-Park. As part of a pilot project in the district of Lichtenberg, she looks after a chat where people can settle in order to talk to each other. The special thing about this initiative is that people have the opportunity to exchange ideas in a relaxed and relaxed atmosphere. Saskia Bosch has an inviting question ready at the Plauderbank in the Fennpfuhl-Park: "Hello, do you want to talk?" With this question, she encourages passers -by to take a seat and get into conversation with her and other volunteers. ...
Bronze medal for volunteers Saskia Bosch The volunteer “chatterer” Saskia Bosch received the bronze medal for her commitment in the Fennpfuhl-Park. As part of a pilot project in the district of Lichtenberg, she looks after a chat where people can settle in order to talk to each other. The special thing about this initiative is that people have the opportunity to exchange ideas in a relaxed and relaxed atmosphere. Saskia Bosch has an inviting question ready at the Plauderbank in the Fennpfuhl-Park: "Hello, do you want to talk?" With this question, she encourages passers -by to take a seat and get into conversation with her and other volunteers. ... (Symbolbild/MB)

bronze medal for volunteer chatterer Saskia Bosch

The volunteer "chatter" Saskia Bosch received the bronze medal for her commitment to the Fennpfuhl-Park. As part of a pilot project in the district of Lichtenberg, she looks after a chat where people can settle in order to talk to each other. The special thing about this Initiative is that people have the opportunity to exchange ideas in a relaxed and relaxed atmosphere.

Saskia Bosch has an inviting question ready at the Plauderbank in the Fennpfuhl-Park: "Hello, do you want to talk?" With this question, she encourages passers -by to take a seat and get into conversation with her and other volunteers. The aim of this campaign is to promote interpersonal communication and to strengthen the cooperation in the community.

silver for anti-hitz donation campaign in Steglitz-Zehlendorf

The helpful residents of Steglitz-Zehlendorf deserve the silver medal with their solidarity and support in the fight against the heat. A fundraising campaign was launched in order to cool people, especially refugees, in metal containers. Fans and parasols were donated to counteract the unbearable temperatures.

The initiative for the anti-Hitze donation campaign was taken with great response. Over 800 refugees currently live in the metal containers, which heat up strongly at high temperatures. In order to report further donations, interested parties can contact Sachsspenden@wikobuesz.berlin on 0174 735 99 81 or by email.

Gold for Queer-Stolzen CSD truck with official support from the Ukrainian embassy

This weekend rainbow flags are being raised this weekend, because the CSD is pending. A special highlight will be a truck that runs under the motto "Be Pride Like Ukraine". For the first time, the truck will be part of the CSD with official support from the Ukrainian embassy.

More than 500,000 people are expected to go to the CSD. The Ukrainian community wants to set a sign of unity and strength in the middle of the ongoing war. The rainbow flag with the color gold symbolizes the connection of the LGBTQIA+community with other communities and their struggles.

sheet for the theft of a 400 -year -old bronze bell in Heinersdorf

A 400 -year -old bronze bell was stolen in Heinersdorf. The 500 -kilogram church bell disappeared from the courtyard of the Protestant parish. Although the value of the bell is not comparable to that of the "Big Maple Leaf" gold coin, the theft is still annoying.

The perpetrators who are previously unknown were described as brazen. The stolen bronze bell was of great historical and cultural importance for the community. It is unclear who is behind the theft and from what motive the act was committed.

If you also have something worthwhile in the next few days, you are welcome to send your ideas to checkpoint@tagesspiegel.de. Appeals are also welcome.