Inclusion sports festival in Trennfurt: Over 5,000 euros for new playground!
Inclusion sports festival in Trennfurt: Over 5,000 euros for new playground!
Last Saturday, June 28, 2025, the Turnverein separate celebration celebrated its tenth inclusion sports festival with great success. With over 160 active people who gave their best in the sponsor run, impressive 5,130 euros were collected for the construction of an inclusive playground. This sum is added to an additional 33,000 euros, which have already been raised by donations. The planned playground, which offers the opportunity for people with and without disabilities, to be active and to meet, is estimated at a total of 100,000 euros. The initiative is supported by the "Aktion Mensch" with 40,000 euros and the city of Klingenberg with a further 20,000 euros, and construction will be scheduled for October 2025. This information is provided by Landkreis Miltenberg.
The sponsor run, highlight of the sports festival, took place on the site of TV Trennfurt, where participants of all ages-from child to senior-ran rounds on a wheelchair-suitable route of 370 m and 770 m. The self-chosen distances allowed the participants to determine the pace themselves, so that all the joy in sport had, regardless of their skills, as it reports [Runnersworld] (https://www.runnersworld.de/laufkalende/ Inclusive-sportfest-spendenlauf-klingenberg/). The variety of activities, including an inclusive football tournament and table tennis in the hall, made the event a colorful festival of the community.
helpers and supporters
The over 40 volunteers, who tirelessly contributed to the success of the festival, must be particularly emphasized. Deputy District Administrator Bernd Schötterl emphasized the importance of the event for the exchange and cohesion between people with and without disabilities when he spoke. "The sports festival illustrates how sport can be a medium of integration," he said.The Sparkasse Aschaffenburg-Miltenberg also actively supported the event with a generous contribution of 1,000 euros and up to twelve helpers. The Women's Association of Trennfurt also stood behind the good cause with a donation of 1,000 euros.
top performance and commitment
The sporting achievements were also remarkable. Matthias Gall secured the title for the best male runner with 95 laps, while the best female participant, Leonie Reus, completed 66 laps. The TV Trennfurt as a club community achieved the best club performance with a total of 856 rounds. Udo Wohlmann and Udo Ackermann praised the commitment of all those who have made the inclusion sports festivals possible in recent years. "It is not possible without you," said Wohlmann thankfully to the helpers.
In summary, the tenth inclusion sports festival was a complete success that not only generated donations for an important purpose, but also offered a new platform for the community and the coexistence.| Details | |
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| Ort | Klingenberg, Deutschland |
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