District of Mainz-Bingen promotes eleven sports projects with 28,000 euros!

District of Mainz-Bingen promotes eleven sports projects with 28,000 euros!

Mainz-Bingen, Deutschland - Great joy at the sports clubs in Mainz-Bingen! The district committee recently approved over 28,000 euros for eleven projects from ten local sports clubs. This funding is a sign that heavily hand is created in the sports area. These means are intended to implement urgently needed improvements and extensions that benefit both the clubs and their members.

The sponsored projects include the Essenheim game association, which plans to convert its storage areas into sports areas and expand their clubhouse. The Gensingen riding and driving club can also be happy: it receives funds for the renovation of the riding hall floor and to renew the outer riding arena. Other clubs such as TSV Nieder-Hilbersheim, TSG Heidesheim and TV Ockenheim have also made improvements to their facilities to meet the needs of the athletes.

funding for sports facilities remains

But that's just the beginning, because the sports facility funding program in Rhineland-Palatinate will continue in 2025. As reported [land-in-zwegung.rlp.de] (https://land-in-zimmung.rlp.de/ueber-land-in-zimmung/sportstaetenfoerder program), household funds of 300,000 euros are available. These funds are intended for new, conversion and expansion buildings as well as for the renovation of small sports and movement systems outside of closed rooms.

It is particularly interesting that the grant per measure can be between 10,500 and 100,000 euros, with up to 50% of the grant costs covered by the state. Among other things, associations can apply for funding for the establishment of climbing and motorcycle courses or small playing fields. The municipalities are primarily entitled to apply, and the deadline for the application is from January 1 to April 30, 2025.

A look beyond the national borders

Of course Rhineland-Palatinate is not the only federal state that invests in the sports infrastructure. There are also programs in North Rhine-Westphalia such as the "Modern sports facility 2022". This is intended to support the sports clubs in order to modernize their infrastructure. Both [LSB.NRW] (https://www.lsb.nrw/unsere-themen/sportraeume-umwelt/sportstaetenfoerderprogramm-von-land-land- and-and-bund) and the state of Rhineland-Palatinate show how important this support is for local sports culture and what can be made possible.

With these many funding opportunities for sports clubs, it is ensured that sport in the district of Mainz-Bingen is also very popular in the future. The planned projects and the continued support from the household funds show that there is a lot going on here. It remains exciting which great sporting activities the region will produce in the next few years!