BeckaBeck celebrates with a 10,000 euro donation for the youth in Römerstein!

BeckaBeck celebrates with a 10,000 euro donation for the youth in Römerstein!

It's a beautiful day in Böhringen, where the BeckaBeck company is celebrating big. Finally, the company, which has been active in Römerstein since 1998, has completed a large-scale renovation and new building worth around six million euros. The company founder Heinrich Beck did not miss the opportunity to say thank you at the opening for the support of the community and especially for the former mayor Hans Sigel, who was in office from 1975 to 1999. Sigel played a crucial role when he sold the building site to Beck in the 1990s after Bad Urach did not offer any space.

A special highlight of the celebrations was Beck's generous donation of 10,000 euros for youth work in the three districts. The mayors Frank Götz (Böhringen), Ludwig Beck (Zainingen) and Eckard Reutlinger (Donnstetten) will now discuss how the funds can best be used in a meeting at the Römerstein Tower. This shows once again that Beck has a good knack for local issues.

A strong commitment to the community

The donation shows how important it is for BeckaBeck to work with the community. Promoting youth work not only strengthens the community, but also makes a positive contribution to the future of the region. “We want to give something back and support the young people,” emphasized Beck. These words will certainly fall on fertile ground in Böhringen, because youth is our future, and such initiatives are of inestimable value, especially in rural areas.

The opening of the new building and the donation are not only a sign of the company's growth, but also of its appreciation for the region. These are a combination of investments and social commitment that are perceived particularly positively in times of economic uncertainty. BeckaBeck shows itself to be a local employer and supporter of the community, which is certainly a reason for joy for the employees and citizens.

A look into the future

With the newly built infrastructure and support for youth, BeckaBeck is well positioned to remain a reliable partner for the community in the years to come. It remains to be seen what further steps will be taken in the future to expand the commitment even further. Perhaps BeckaBeck's example will also inspire other companies in the region to actively support social projects.

At a time when companies are often perceived as purely profit-oriented, BeckaBeck stands out for its commitment. Such a generous donation can often be the tipping point in not only strengthening a positive corporate image, but also creating real, lasting change in the community. So it remains exciting to see what developments Böhringen will experience in the future.