creativity, culture, education & club work
Project competition 2019
Every year, Mosca GmbH supports particularly creative and integrative projects in Waldbrunn and the surrounding area as part of its project competition. Schools, clubs and kindergartens/crèches have the opportunity to apply for financial support from the company with their project ideas. At this year's donation presentation on December 17, a total of 9,410 euros went to ten different winning projects. During the event, the winners presented their projects in more detail and explained how they will use the donation from Mosca .
"We find it remarkable how many committed people there are in our region who shape life in their communities with creative ideas, great enthusiasm and a lot of energy," explains Managing Director Simone Mosca. "That's why we are delighted to receive so many applications for our project competition every year - because Mosca not only wants to be a company and employer in the region, but also to make a contribution to the community."
The following projects can look forward to financial support:
The Schefflenz fire department received 1,000 euros for its children's group project "From emergency call to action". The girls and boys aged between six and nine learn the correct behavior in an emergency - from making an emergency call to the basics of firefighting. With the donation from Mosca , the association will purchase a fire safety education kit and build a fire station together.
Preparing for emergency situations is also the aim of the THW Eberbach support association and social organization. It wants to teach its youngsters the values that are important in an emergency through play. To this end, the youth department uses special games that promote teamwork, communication and conflict resolution skills among children and young people. With the Mosca of 1,168 euros, these games can be purchased and the staff trained to play them.
For its project "Climb onto our roof", the youth development association of the Eberbacher SC received a donation of 1,882 euros. The club organizes numerous festivals and tournaments every year to finance its work. The money donated by Mosca will be used to purchase a professional marquee, which will enable the events to take place in all weathers.
The Clemens Brentano School Neckarelz received 1,000 euros for its "Creative time - time for movement and creativity" project. The pupils have the opportunity to discover their own interests as part of the all-day school's afternoon program - whether in the music room, the quiet room or the library. With Mosca s support, the elementary school plans to purchase additional equipment for play and exercise.
Another winner is the Kindergarten St. Odilia Hettingen. It received 260 euros to purchase books on the subject of time and a weather station. As part of the "Everything has its time" project, the children are to be given a sense of time and their own self-realization.
Also the Ideen Schmiede Obrigheim e.V. is also a place where children and young people can "hone" their interests in the truest sense of the word. Once a week, tinkerers and inventors aged eight and over have the opportunity to use the association's workshop free of charge and work on their own small art and craft projects. Thanks to a move, the ideenSchmiede now has more space - and, thanks to a donation of 1,000 euros, the financial means to purchase its own circular table saw.
The Mosbach multigenerational house is setting up a learning café to promote "reading, writing and arithmetic skills", where people can find a place to learn regardless of their age, nationality or previous knowledge. With a donation of 1,000 euros, Mosca is supporting the making of a film to advertise the service in various places.
The Nicolaus-Kistner-Gymnasium Mosbach is delighted to receive a grant of 500 euros for a media project. Nicolaus-Kistner-Gymnasium Mosbach. The NKG's history club has taken the 100th anniversary of women's suffrage as an opportunity to produce a brochure on the subject of "Women in politics". The donation will cover the costs of printing.
The Schloßau elementary school received a donation of 800 euros from Mosca for a project to support women. The school would like to offer German courses for mothers with parallel childcare. The elementary school will use the money primarily to invest in teaching, play and craft materials for childcare and to produce its own teaching materials for the German courses.
Last but not least, 800 euros went to the VfR Scheidentalwhich is always coming up with new ideas to promote a greater sense of community in its community. The club is using the cash injection to purchase a smoker for the sports hall, which will be used at events to strengthen the community.