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Salzgitter

Family Centers: Collecting Together – Helping Together

The ten family centers in the city of Salzgitter are inviting the public to participate in a bottle cap collection drive for the hospice under the slogan “Collect Together – Help Together.” Bottle caps can be dropped off through the end of the year.

The ten family centers in the city of Salzgitter are inviting the public to participate in a bottle cap collection drive for the hospice under the slogan “Collect Together – Help Together.” Bottle caps can be dropped off through the end of the year.

Helping Together: The family centers in the city of Salzgitter invite everyone to participate in the collection drive. Simply save your bottle caps and drop them off at one of the ten family centers, where you’ll find containers for them.

Every bottle cap counts, because at the end of the year, all the bottle caps will be taken to a scrap dealer. The proceeds will be donated to the Salzgitter Hospice. “All the teams at the family centers and the children would be delighted to have many participants help support the hospice and its important work,” says Tim Simon, director of family services for the City of Salzgitter.

Family centers invite you to donate.

Information:

Bottle caps can be dropped off at the family centers during their regular hours of operation through the end of the year.

The following family centers are participating:

In Salzgitter-Bad:

  • Christ-König (Gablonzerstraße 23)
  • KunterBund (Martin-Luther-Platz 5A)

In Lebenstedt:

  • St. Markus (Nebelflucht 40)
  • St. Elisabeth (4 Baltenstraße)
  • WKR (Wilhelm-Kunze-Ring 37)
  • St. Joseph (Dolmenkotten 4)
  • Martin Luther (Drosselstieg 15A)
  • Purzelbaum (Erich-Ollenhauer-Str. 135)

in Thiede/Steterburg:

  • St. Bernward (Pappeldamm 111)
  • Stiftsmäuse (Klosterweg 32)

Explanations and notes

Picture credits

  • City of Salzgitter
  • City of Salzgitter