Volunteering at THW: 150 years of commitment to Speyer honored!
Three THW volunteers from Speyer were honored for 150 years of service - a recognition of outstanding commitment to the community.

Volunteering at THW: 150 years of commitment to Speyer honored!
A warm tribute recently took place in the historic council chamber in Speyer, where three outstanding members of the Technical Relief Organization (THW) were recognized for their tireless voluntary work. The honorees, Heidi Keller, Klaus Keller and Gerhard Haase, have completed an impressive 50 years of volunteer work, which in total means an impressive 150 years of dedication to the community. The local representative of THW Speyer was present at the event and emphasized the importance of this commitment to disaster control. The Rheinpfalz reports that in such uncertain times, voluntary commitment is indispensable and forms a supporting pillar of society.
The commitment of the honored people is not only a personal achievement, but also reflects the values of the THW. Since its founding in 1950, this organization has made a name for itself when it comes to helping people in need and always relies on the support of volunteers. The commitment of the members not only stands for individual commitment, but also for a community that sticks together and relies on each other.
Volunteering in focus
The award made it clear how important such commitment is for society. THW members are often the first link in the chain of help, especially in crisis situations. As THW itself emphasizes, it is these volunteers who provide an indispensable service in operations, be it natural disasters or technical assistance. They help maintain security in our communities and often protect lives and property.
What is particularly special about the work of the THW? It's not just the numerous missions, but also the impact on the community that is remarkable. During training courses and seminars, the helpers prepare for various scenarios and continually expand their skills in order to be able to respond adequately to any event.
Social responsibility
The presence of the local representative during the ceremony underlines the appreciation shown to these volunteers. Their long-standing commitment is a sign of the deep connection to the community. The Rheinpfalz emphasizes that such honors are not only a recognition for the individual people, but also a call to others to also commit themselves to the community and take responsibility.
At a time when solidarity is often put to the test, the volunteer members of the THW are an example of solidarity and help. Their stories should not only be heard, but seen as an inspiration to all who want to do good in our community.