Smile even in strange times: Charming carnival idea from the Elbersberger women’s sports group – Elbersberg

Acrobatics and fools: the highlights of Carnival in Franconia 2020

FDP and AKK, Markus Söder, the EU and climate change: At the carnival session in Franconia, the carnivalists in Veitshöchheim once again drew heavily on politicians and celebrities. There were many long-time stars, well-known faces such as Waltraud and Mariechen, Klaus Karl-Kraus, ventriloquist Sebastian Reich – and the best of the German guard dance scene. The highlights of the colorful stage show!

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Of course, the TSV women were also there at the Kerwaleit campaign last summer. At that time they set up kerwa trees with various slogans in front of all inns as a sign of solidarity. “You have to do something in these difficult times and solidarity is very important,” says Büttner, who has also been known and loved as a handicraft speaker for many years.

Last year she impressively demonstrated that with the TSV ladies and especially with Heidi Büttner, solidarity and club love are not just theoretical terms. Within a few weeks she sewed 267 nose and mouth masks and sold the pieces in all possible patterns, sizes and colors for a donation for the benefit of the TSV.

“Back then, I also fulfilled special requests and even sewed masks for plush teddies.” At the end of the campaign, the association raised 1,500 euros. A very welcome help in times of no income for the TSV. Of course, those responsible were also happy: Matthias Schriefer, who is responsible for finances at TSV, called it “an exemplary act and exemplary commitment to the work of the association”. A part of the mask proceeds flowed into the youth work of the association with 380 members.

Back to the not-so-serious topic of carnival. Heidi Büttner about her campaign Tusnelda: “Even if the carnival as we know it is canceled this year. You shouldn’t lose your sense of humor and if our joke makes people smile for at least a few moments, Tusnelda and we have achieved our goal.”