€13,488 donation to Regenbogental

11 December 2023

2 min

From left to right: Raphaela Ehrenhofer | Regenbogental, Eva Perthen | druck.at, Michelle Heindl | druck.at, Tabea Tomschy | druck.at, Carolina Cais | druck.at, Gerhard Patek | druck.at, Photo credit: druck.at

This year, too, we are continuing under our tried-and-tested motto "Shop & Do Good" a strong sign of the Regenbogental Therapy Centre. Together, we once again raised an impressive sum, which will benefit both the farm and the animals as well as its clients.

Compared with last year, when an impressive sum was already donated, we and our customers have once again demonstrated our generosity this year. This year’s fundraising campaign as part of the CYBER DAYS, at which 2% of total turnover for the Regenbogental were intended for, led to a Total donation of €13,488. This sum will support the Therapiehof in carrying out necessary investments and maintenance work, which will have a lasting positive impact on the families in its care.

Gerhard Patek, Managing Director of druck.at, is delighted with the latest donation: “Working with our customers for a good cause is a highlight for us every year. This generous donation will enable important progress to be made at the Regenbogental Therapy Centre, and we are proud to be able to make a contribution.”

Also Margarethe Weiss-Beck from the Regenbogental Therapy Centre is delighted with the ongoing support: “Last year’s donation has already helped us enormously, and this year’s contribution is once again overwhelming. With this generous sum, we can continue to provide children and young people with much-needed therapy sessions.”

Support for families in difficult times

The Regenbogental Therapy Centre was founded in 2009 by Margarethe Weiss-Beck and Dr Manfred Weiss. It offers holistic support to children and young people experiencing grief or crisis, as well as to children with serious or chronic illnesses and their families. “We help them find ways to cope with these challenges. The focus is not on the children’s illnesses and limitations, but rather on their strengths. Our aim is to recognise these strengths so that they can grow beyond their limitations,” says Margarethe Weiss-Beck.