Make them smile!
This year, our Christmas gifting tree campaign gives visitors the chance to bring joy to those in need during the holiday season. We are supporting two wonderful local causes: the children’s ward at the Friedrich-Ebert Hospital in Neumünster, where we will help fulfil Christmas wishes for young patients who are spending the holidays in hospital, and the Tafel Neumünster, which provides food and essentials to people in difficult situations, spreading warmth and comfort throughout our community.
How to do good:
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Visit our gifting tree at the Guest Services
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Choose a star from the tree:
White stars represent the Friedrich-Ebert Hospital
Green stars represent the Tafel Neumünster -
Bring your chosen star to our Guest Services and pay the amount indicated
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Our centre team will take care of buying the gifts and forwarding all donations before Christmas
Our donations over the years
Over the past years, our visitors and centre team have come together to make a real difference. From fulfilling Christmas wishes for children in hospitals to supporting local food banks, every contribution has helped bring joy, comfort, and hope to those in need. Together, we’ve shown that even small acts of kindness can have a big impact.
FEK Neumünster
In addition to the gifts, the centre management is pleased to be able to support the children's ward of the Friedrich Ebert Hospital with a monetary donation of 20,000.00 euros. The donation will go to two projects - two respiratory pumps in baby and toddler size, as well as the Bunte Kreis Nord. The Bunte Kreis Nord provides outpatient aftercare for prematurely born and chronically seriously ill children. The Friedrich Ebert Hospital in Neumünster is the largest paediatric emergency outpatient clinic in Schleswig-Holstein in terms of outpatient case numbers. Every year, the hospital looks after about 2,000 - 3,000 inpatients and about 6,000 outpatients. The hospital's flagship is the interdisciplinary intensive care unit level 2 for children and adolescents from 0 - 18 years.