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Heidelberg invites all clubs to the first exciting get-together!
Mayor Würzner invites you to the first club get-together in the Heidelberg town hall on June 28, 2025. Goal: Networking of over 2,000 clubs.
Heidelberg invites all clubs to the first exciting get-together!
On June 28, 2025, a very special event will take place in Heidelberg's town hall: the city's first club regulars' table invites all boards of over 2,000 clubs to an exchange. Mayor Eckart Würzner has called for this meeting, which will take place from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. in the large town hall of the town hall. The aim is to improve networking between the many clubs in the city and to promote dialogue.
As MRN-News reports, the clubs cover There is a wide spectrum in Heidelberg: from district, cultural and sports clubs to singing and carnival clubs. The club regulars' table offers an excellent opportunity to exchange ideas and work together on the further development of the club landscape.
Networking and exchange
In order to take part in the get-together, you must register via the City of Heidelberg website. This measure was taken to optimize the organization and flow of the meeting. The exchange between the clubs is considered important, after all it offers the opportunity to form new collaborations and learn from each other.
In many cities, such as Berlin, over 1.1 million people are already involved in more than 27,000 registered associations. This commitment benefits various areas: from environmental protection to anti-discrimination and cultural initiatives. The insights from Berlin.de show how valuable the exchange between associations is in order to initiate joint projects and promote citizen participation.
Input for the community
An additional aspect that could be discussed at the club regulars' table is the experiences that are collected in the vereine::de community. The community encourages its members to get actively involved and discuss their issues. Value is placed on respectful exchange and users are encouraged to share informative content.
With a good knack for dialogue and an open ear for the clubs' concerns, Mayor Würzner wants to create a platform that not only benefits the existing clubs, but also enlivens the entire Heidelberg community. If that's not a reason to participate!
With this get-together, the city of Heidelberg shows that it has recognized the importance of voluntary commitment and is willing to actively shape the framework conditions for the club's work.