Bad Neustadt: Heartfelt donations at the family service for people in need!
Find out how the ecumenical family service in Bad Neustadt promotes social solidarity and supports those in need.

Bad Neustadt: Heartfelt donations at the family service for people in need!
In Bad Neustadt, the community recently celebrated an impressive ecumenical family service on Ascension Day. Loud Mainpost The response was great and the atmosphere was characterized by community and solidarity. Dean Karl-Uwe Rasp and Dean Dr. As part of this festive occasion, Andreas Krefft presented a donation of over 370 euros to Angelika Ochs, the board member of the Caritas Association for the Rhön-Grabfeld district.
The focus of the service was the leitmotif “Humanizing the Earth through solidarity.” Dean Krefft emphasized that God sends people to provide help in difficult social situations. Dean Rasp emphasized the importance of sharing and giving, especially in the context of the Martinsladen. This shop, a joint project between Caritas, Diakonie, Red Cross and Maltese, supports those in need in the region.
The Martinsladen: A ray of hope for many
The Martinsladen in Bad Neustadt, which opened in July 2024, has established itself as a vital contact point for people in need. Loud Caritas Rhön-Grabfeld Between 90 and 100 families are supplied with food as well as household and hygiene items every week. The costs for these goods are covered by donations from the public, and the team, consisting of committed volunteers and Caritas employee Elke Storch, organizes the distribution and sorting.
Those in need are welcomed every Tuesday and Thursday; the food is collected from supermarkets to avoid food waste. This responsible approach is not only appreciated by the helpers, but also ensures that around 80 people are provided with essentials during each distribution period. To gain access, authorization certificates are required, which can be applied for through various advisory services.
Helping made easy
The population's willingness to donate is a crucial support for the Martinsladen and for helping those in need in general. In addition to donating money to support the Martinsladen, non-perishable food can also be donated. To make this donation process easier, there are clear instructions: Simply pack food into boxes and hand it over to the appropriate drop-off points during opening hours. You can find out more about this on the website Caritas.
In summary, the Martinsladen initiative shows a valuable contribution to the community and ensures that no one in Bad Neustadt goes hungry. Every contribution, no matter how small, be it in the form of food or money, is a step towards a more humane society.