Caritas campaign
First collect garbage, then celebrate Electric Love
youngCaritas is organizing a waste prevention campaign as part of the Electric Love Festival. Volunteers can throw themselves into the fray after the "work". A day pass and refreshments await at the electronic mega-event in the Nesselgraben.
Kronen Zeitung als bevorzugte Google-Quelle hinzufügen Thousands of people at a multi-day festival mean one thing above all: a good atmosphere! But tons of garbage also accumulate. YoungCaritas wants to help prevent this with its "Clean-up Action" as part of the Electric Love Festival (July 4 to 7). Young volunteers aged between 18 and 30 will spend six hours a day collecting garbage. The participants are also supposed to convince other festival guests not to leave their garbage lying around carelessly. As a thank you, you can join the crowd for an evening. There is a day pass as a reward as well as a ticket for the campsite and food on site. All information can be found at https://wirhelfen.shop/elf-clean-up-action/.
The campaign also benefits a charitable cause: in return, the organizer of the Electric Love Festival supports regional Caritas projects.
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