Schools, daycare centers and clubs are collecting waste together for a clean Reinheim
Reinheim. This autumn, numerous residents of Reinheim participated with great enthusiasm in the county-wide litter collection campaigns . Among the participants were the Dr. Kurt Schumacher School , the Ueberau Kindergarten and the NABU Reinheim ( Union). The aim of the campaigns was to jointly demonstrate environmental protection and sustainability
Children and adults worked together to help
The cleanup began at the end of September with the Ueberau kindergarten : nine families collected litter around the facility, contributing to a tidy townscape. Shortly afterward, the Dr. Kurt Schumacher School , fielding one of the largest groups with 366 children and 20 adults . Reinheim's First City Councillor, Rainer Lauterbacher, assisted a sixth-grade class with the cleanup. In total, they collected approximately five cubic meters of trash in 48 bags , which were then disposed of by the municipal works department.
The final cleanup took place in mid-October, organized by NABU Reinheim . Eleven adults and five children participated in the last collection event, gathering approximately 0.8 cubic meters of trash .
Mayor Feick praises the vibrant community spirit
Mayor Manuel Feick was impressed by the participants' commitment:
"It is impressive to see the enthusiasm and sense of responsibility with which even the youngest children are committed to environmental protection. Such actions are a strong sign of community spirit and sustainability in Reinheim."
With these litter collection campaigns, the city of Reinheim aims to further promote awareness of environmental protection and waste prevention – and at the same time show how collective action leads to visible results.
Further information about the town of Reinheim can be found at www.reinheim.de
(Reinheim - Red/PSR)
