Volunteer Award Münster: Design the future with your suggestions!
Volunteer Award Münster: Design the future with your suggestions!
In the diocese of Münster, the tender for the ninth honorary office award is currently underway. Diocesan administrator Dr. Antonius Hamers calls for the submission of suggestions that are still accepted until May 20, 2025. The price, which is jointly awarded by
It should be emphasized that non-church applications are also welcome. Thus, a variety of engagements from society have the chance of an award. Individuals can also be awarded if they are proposed by third parties. The prize money is staggered as follows: The first price is 5,000 euros, the second 3,000 euros and the third 2,000 euros. The selection of the award winners is a jury that from Brigitte Lehmann, Theresa Fröhle, Dr. Klaus Winterkamp and Markus Nolte. Applications can be submitted online via the website www.ehrenamtspreis-muenster.de or directly via the office of the diocesan committee by phone or email. It is pointed out that the legal process is excluded and the materials sent in are not returned. Further information is available from Lisa Rotert, the managing director of the diocesan committee.
In the past, the honorary office award has awarded numerous impressive initiatives. These include, for example, the Malteser Hilfsdienst e.V. from Drensteinfurt, which organized a “mobile shopping cart” during the Corona pandemic, as well as the neighborhood aid Waltrop, which supported people in need of shopping and concerns. Such projects show how diverse the voluntary commitment in the region is. The need and creativity of the volunteer have been particularly evident during the Corona pandemic. Offers such as the radio format "Kwiekirche" from Recklinghausen or the livestream offer #feierwir enable people to remain spiritually connected even in difficult times. The Catholic rural youth movement, among other things, supported those affected by errands and social contacts, while several projects sew mouth-nose masks for helping togetherness. These diverse actions reflect the spirit of the volunteer and the willingness to be there for each other. The diocese of Münster has established itself as a platform for this valuable work and promotes the visibility of the often silent heroes of everyday life. The deadline for submitting proposals ends in a short time, and a lively participation is hoped for to duly appreciate the voluntary services in the region. application and jury
diverse initiatives in the corona era
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