Tremmersdorf Crowdfunding Promotes Climate Protection

The campaign for environmentally friendly renovation measures in theTremmersdorf FC sports center brought in an incredible 10,595 euros.

The new heating system in the FC Tremmersdorf/Speinshart sports center has been running for three months now. However, it no longer uses fossil fuel heating oil, but environmentally friendly district heating. The heating plant of the Fernwärme Schmid company makes it possible. Powered by wood chips, the system in the Tremmersdorf industrial estate supplies many properties in Tremmersdorf and Speinshart. Including the monastery.

Now the Creußen footballers are also taking advantage of the benefits of the bio-combined heat and power plant to supply the sports center with energy. The environmentally conscious sports friends are also letting the sun work for the FC. New solar fields and a new buffer storage facility guarantee environmentally friendly heat and electricity. This is a noticeable relief for the club’s cash-strapped finances.

The crowdfunding platform of the Volksbank/Raiffeisenbank Nordoberpfalz came at just the right time. The project had barely been launched when donations started pouring in. “Many can do more,” the motto of the bank initiative, which has now been successful for ten years, also inspired the footballers and their supporters to financially support the plans of the club’s leadership led by chairman Wolfgang Seitz in cooperative solidarity.

The initiative of FC sports center in Tremmersdorf exceeded all expectations, emphasized the club boss at the end of the fundraising campaign

In total, 61 supporters transferred donations totaling 8,595 euros. With the bank’s current maximum grant of 2,000 euros, the total donations amounted to 10,595 euros. A sum that enabled the club to finance over 30 percent of the required investments of around 29,000 euros from donations.

Treasurer Andreas Steinl junior also saw this as a remarkable sign of solidarity for the largest club in the community, which is also very committed to student and youth work. The treasurer had further good news:

“Thanks to the supporters’ willingness to donate, the exemplary energy-saving measures could be carried out without taking on new debts.” When the representatives of Volksbank/Raiffeisenbank handed over the symbolic donation check, chairman Wolfgang Seitz once again praised the “wonderful multiplication of bread” by the numerous supporters.

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