Rosenfeld
Light and warmth for Ukraine
The donation of the SÜLZLE Group of 15,000 euros was used before Christmas for power generators in western Ukraine. The aim is to ensure that families who want to stay in Ukraine do not have to leave because of the cold. “For us, it is important that people can hope and believe again at a time like this,” said Edith Kuret, a member of the SÜLZLE Group’s management team, when she handed over the donation to Pastor Enno Haaks on December 12. Haaks is general secretary at the Gustav-Adolf-Werk, based in Leipzig. The diaspora work of the Protestant Church in Germany has been helping for months, among others, the people in Ukraine and all those who have been forced to flee since the Russian attack. In order to secure the current power supply during extreme frost, a transporter of the Gustav-Adolf-Werk from Baden-Württemberg left for Ukraine on December 14, loaded with 30 generators. Ten of them were purchased with the donation from the SÜLZLE Group and distributed to needy families, kindergartens, schools and public institutions.