Fundraising Event Sells Unique Items for Children's Hospice Benefit
In a heartwarming collaboration of tradition and compassion, Weigla Werkstätten from Katharinenberg, Germany, has created a special edition of Schwibbogens—traditional wooden candle arches—to raise funds for the children's hospice Baerenherz in Leipzig.
These unique Schwibbogens, available for purchase from Monday, November 13th, are not your typical items. Each one is a piece of art, designed with motifs symbolising hope, care, and compassion. The designs may feature hearts, bears, or scenes of warmth and comfort, aligning with Baerenherz's mission of care.
The sale of these limited-edition Schwibbogens will directly support the hospice, with a portion of the 250 euros cost per piece going towards their programs and services. This exclusive online sale can be accessed here.
The collaboration between Weigla and Baerenherz serves multiple purposes. It raises funds for the hospice, raises awareness about the needs of children with life-limiting conditions, and strengthens community ties by linking a beloved cultural tradition with a heartfelt cause.
These charity Schwibbogens are released as annual special editions, making them sought after by collectors, further boosting sales. This initiative is a beautiful intersection of tradition and compassion, as buyers not only cherish a piece of Saxony’s cultural heritage but also provide vital support to children and families facing profound challenges.
For the most current details, design images, and purchasing information, visit the official websites of Weigla and Baerenherz Leipzig. If you cannot purchase a Schwibbogen, consider donating directly to Baerenherz Leipzig. Let's unite in support of these wonderful children and families.
These unique Schwibbogens, artfully crafted with motifs of hope, care, and compassion, are not merely items for outdoor-living or home-and-garden decor; they symbolize love and support for the children's hospice, Baerenherz. Each purchase contributes to the 'lifestyle' improvement of these children by funding Baerenherz's programs and services.
