Donation handover
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Two new sprinters for the table
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Sales advisor René Rüland (left) hands over the two new Sprinters to the employees of the Mönchengladbach Tafel Monika Bartsch, Norbert Theißen and Michael Luhn (from left). Photo: Herbrand
Photo: Photo: Herbrand
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Mönchengladbach In the current difficult pandemic situation in particular, it is important to maintain social commitment. Two new Sprinters with a cooling system were recently handed over to Tafel Mönchengladbach.
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The Mönchengladbacher Tafel has received two new transporters. The handover took place in the new Mercedes-Herbrand commercial vehicle competence center in Krefeld-Fichtenhain by sales advisors René Rüland. The board was a board member Monika Bartsch, Norbert Theißen, Driver, and Michael Luhn came to the dealership from the sponsorship department to pick up the new vehicles.
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On the way to the destination, strict regulations must also be met for the food donated to the food banks. To ensure all of this, Mercedes-Benz Vans offers the respective van solutions for the food banks. In more than 20 years of partnership, the company has already handed over 1,000 vans to the food banks. In 1993 the first German food bank was founded in Berlin. There are now over 940 charitable boards in Germany, with around 60,000 volunteers.
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The aim of the food banks is to build an important bridge between oversupply and deficiency. That is why quality food is collected and given to socially and economically disadvantaged people.
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Together, the helpers distribute around 260,000 tons of food annually to more than 1.6 million people in need throughout Germany, including around 500,000 children and young people.
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