Döner for three euros: School children in Frankenthal benefit!

Döner for three euros: School children in Frankenthal benefit!

in Frankenthal, Rhineland-Palatinate, a special campaign is currently being offered: Students can secure a kebab for only three euros on Wednesdays between 12 p.m. and 2 p.m. This initiative, known as "Doner for everyone", was launched by Mayor Nicolas Meyer and aims to offer a solution for the high kebab prices in the city. The campaign, which is implemented in cooperation with local kebab snacks, was created in the middle of a disadvantage between the city and the caterer of all -day schools, in particular due to the increased prices that led to a reduced food offer.

The "Doner for All" campaign enables the students to enjoy an inexpensive meal, while the difference at the normal price is taken over by the snacks involved. The response to this initiative is great and some citizens have already appointed Mayor Meyer as "Ehrenmeyer".

planned sequel and criticism

The campaign will continue on the coming Mitwochen, March 12th and 19th. However, it is expected to end as soon as two lunch dishes are offered in the all -day schools in mid -March. The introduction of a second menu line is likely to lead to the reduced kebab will no longer be available. Nevertheless, the reactions are mixed on the Internet. Some users applaud the initiative and the commitment of Meyers, while others criticize that the timing of the action in the fasting month of Ramadan is unhappily chosen.

Frankenthal, with around 50,000 inhabitants, faces a broad discussion in this topic. The cheap kebab not only gives students the opportunity to treat themselves to an affordable meal, but also leads to an increased dialogue about the prices and the food supply in the city. The efforts of the city administration and the snack bar to find an accessible solution show a high degree of responsibility in times of financial burdens for many families.

The initiative will certainly continue to attract both positive and critical voices, whereby the focus remains on the quality and availability of school meals in Frankenthal.