Voluntary Award of the SPD: Bottroper Engagement now appreciate!

Voluntary Award of the SPD: Bottroper Engagement now appreciate!

volunteer engagement in Bottrop: SPD sets signs

bottrop. The SPD Bottrop has launched a new volunteer award to honor the commitment of the citizens. This step should not only increase appreciation for voluntary work, but also promote awareness of its importance in the city society.

appreciation for volunteers

From now on, all Bottropers are invited to submit proposals for the new volunteer award. The SPD wants to set an example and recognize the people who are particularly committed to the community. "We encourage everyone to make voluntary activities visible," explains Dennis Peter, who is responsible for the party's public relations work and initiated the volunteer campaign. This initiative shows that the party takes the large number of engagements in Bottrop from sports clubs to social institutions seriously.

meaning of volunteering for society

Sonja Voßbeck, chair of the Bottroper SPD, emphasizes the importance of the volunteer: "The willingness to work for the community is a crucial pillar of our democracy." In recent discussions with club representatives, she has also found the growing concern about possible young problems for volunteer work. This statement underlines the increasingly important role of volunteers in local society, because their work is essential for the cooperation in Bottrop.

a call for nomination

Participation in the competition for the honorary office award is very easy. Citizens can send their suggestions by email to bottrop@spd.de. "We are looking for committed people from all areas - be it sports clubs, social institutions or other organizations," continues Peter. Each proposal helps to increase the visibility of the volunteer and to strengthen the social recognition of this important work.

a lively urban society for the future

With the awarding of the honorary office award, the SPD not only wants to put the valuable work of the volunteers in the foreground in Bottrop, but also set a clear signal: the future of our city society depends on the participation and commitment of its members. Through events such as the annual family festival and the New Year's reception, the party already gives numerous clubs a platform to present their commitment. "A lively urban society keeps our democracy defendable," emphasizes Voßbeck and thus illustrates the successive connection between volunteering and the stability of the basic democratic values.

- Nag