Published on
September 30, 2025
Association supports charitable initiatives (Source: Luxemburger Wort)
Within the “Fraen a Mammen” association in Rumelange, the annual bazaar and family festival generate enough income each year for the section to support several social and charitable organisations.
Recently, during the general assembly, president Amelie Zirves-Meloni presented cheques to five charitable organisations.
Nicolas Scheitler from the “Oeuvres Paroissiales” received a cheque of €1,500 for the maintenance of the association’s building.
On behalf of the Kayldall parish association, Albertine Wagener received a cheque of €1,000 in favour of the organisation “Objectif Tiers Monde”.
The organisation supports three schools in Haiti that were destroyed by the earthquake.
With another €1,000, the Rumelange “Fraen a Mammen” also supported the association “Bonneviale”.
According to secretary Marc Hermes, this organisation operates a daycare centre east of the South African capital Cape Town, where 80 children are cared for.
For “Luxembourg Air Rescue”, Gaby Roth-Schumacher also received a donation of €1,000.
The money will be used to purchase new technical and medical equipment.
The organisation “Aide au Développement de la Santé” also received a donation of €1,000.
Cardiologist Dr Richard Schneider has been performing heart operations on children in Laos on behalf of this association since 2002.
In total, the Rumelange section therefore donated €5,500.
Parish administrator Laurent Fackelstein and mayor Henri Haine congratulated the committee on this initiative.
The committee remains composed of honorary president Maria Lieners-Greisch, president Amelie Zirves-Meloni, vice-president Léonie Landers-Dichter, secretary Liliane Komes-Steyer, treasurer Yvette Klein-Nuremberg and committee members Félicie Hourscht, Adelheid Lombardi, Marga Tanson and Rosa Theisen.
(Source: LuWo)
Association supports charitable initiatives (Source: Luxemburger Wort)
Within the “Fraen a Mammen” association in Rumelange, the annual bazaar and family festival generate enough income each year for the section to support several social and charitable organisations.
Recently, during the general assembly, president Amelie Zirves-Meloni presented cheques to five charitable organisations.
Nicolas Scheitler from the “Oeuvres Paroissiales” received a cheque of €1,500 for the maintenance of the association’s building.
On behalf of the Kayldall parish association, Albertine Wagener received a cheque of €1,000 in favour of the organisation “Objectif Tiers Monde”.
The organisation supports three schools in Haiti that were destroyed by the earthquake.
With another €1,000, the Rumelange “Fraen a Mammen” also supported the association “Bonneviale”.
According to secretary Marc Hermes, this organisation operates a daycare centre east of the South African capital Cape Town, where 80 children are cared for.
For “Luxembourg Air Rescue”, Gaby Roth-Schumacher also received a donation of €1,000.
The money will be used to purchase new technical and medical equipment.
The organisation “Aide au Développement de la Santé” also received a donation of €1,000.
Cardiologist Dr Richard Schneider has been performing heart operations on children in Laos on behalf of this association since 2002.
In total, the Rumelange section therefore donated €5,500.
Parish administrator Laurent Fackelstein and mayor Henri Haine congratulated the committee on this initiative.
The committee remains composed of honorary president Maria Lieners-Greisch, president Amelie Zirves-Meloni, vice-president Léonie Landers-Dichter, secretary Liliane Komes-Steyer, treasurer Yvette Klein-Nuremberg and committee members Félicie Hourscht, Adelheid Lombardi, Marga Tanson and Rosa Theisen.
(Source: LuWo)
Association supports charitable initiatives (Source: Luxemburger Wort)
Within the “Fraen a Mammen” association in Rumelange, the annual bazaar and family festival generate enough income each year for the section to support several social and charitable organisations.
Recently, during the general assembly, president Amelie Zirves-Meloni presented cheques to five charitable organisations.
Nicolas Scheitler from the “Oeuvres Paroissiales” received a cheque of €1,500 for the maintenance of the association’s building.
On behalf of the Kayldall parish association, Albertine Wagener received a cheque of €1,000 in favour of the organisation “Objectif Tiers Monde”.
The organisation supports three schools in Haiti that were destroyed by the earthquake.
With another €1,000, the Rumelange “Fraen a Mammen” also supported the association “Bonneviale”.
According to secretary Marc Hermes, this organisation operates a daycare centre east of the South African capital Cape Town, where 80 children are cared for.
For “Luxembourg Air Rescue”, Gaby Roth-Schumacher also received a donation of €1,000.
The money will be used to purchase new technical and medical equipment.
The organisation “Aide au Développement de la Santé” also received a donation of €1,000.
Cardiologist Dr Richard Schneider has been performing heart operations on children in Laos on behalf of this association since 2002.
In total, the Rumelange section therefore donated €5,500.
Parish administrator Laurent Fackelstein and mayor Henri Haine congratulated the committee on this initiative.
The committee remains composed of honorary president Maria Lieners-Greisch, president Amelie Zirves-Meloni, vice-president Léonie Landers-Dichter, secretary Liliane Komes-Steyer, treasurer Yvette Klein-Nuremberg and committee members Félicie Hourscht, Adelheid Lombardi, Marga Tanson and Rosa Theisen.
(Source: LuWo)
