Creative student

Charity cloth bags sold like hot cakes

Vivien Daniel created a collection of snazzy bags. A Salzburg store helped with the campaign by providing free fabrics.(Bild: Vivien Daniel)

University of Applied Sciences student brings in 1000 euros for Salzburg Children's Cancer Aid. The charity is always happy to receive creative ideas for a good cause to help children.

Salzburg Children's Cancer Aid is particularly pleased when someone tries something out - and raises money for sick children.

This happened again recently in Salzburg. Vivien Daniel is studying Innovation and Management in Tourism at the Salzburg University of Applied Sciences in Puch-Urstein. The young designer created a collection of funky fabric bags and sewed them herself. The Ostermiething native also took care of the sales herself. With success: Daniel raised 1000 euros. One hundred percent of the proceeds were recently donated to Salzburg Children's Cancer Aid. Chairwoman Claudia Kopp was delighted with the creative efforts for a good cause.

"I am delighted that I can make children with cancer a little happier in this way and that Wenatex has provided me with such beautiful fabrics," says the student.