Ex-Political Leader Vends Currywurst in Charity Effort - Charitable event features the sale of curry sausages by a former head of government
Former Schleswig-Holstein Minister-President Bjoern Engholm to Support Lübeck's Salvation Army Cafe
In a show of continued support, former Minister-President Bjoern Engholm of Schleswig-Holstein will lend a hand to Lübeck's Salvation Army cafe. On Wednesday, the 85-year-old politician will be selling currywurst outside the "Salut" café on the Untertrave in Lübeck.
The Salvation Army cafe, a facility that has been providing meals to those in need since 2008, is at risk of closure due to budget consolidation efforts by the city of Lübeck. The city currently subsidises the cafe with around 120,000 euros annually, but plans to cut this support.
The Salvation Army made the announcement about Engholm's support and currywurst sale. The proceeds from the sale are not specified, and it is unclear if this is a one-time event or if Engholm will be selling currywurst on multiple days.
The Salvation Army cafe offers affordable breakfast and lunch options to its patrons. The cafe, located in Schleswig-Holstein, has been a vital resource for the community for over a decade.
On Thursday, members of the Freiwillige Feuersbrache Lübeck (Volunteer Fire Brigade Lübeck) will also be at the "Salut" café to raise funds by selling currywurst. The purpose and time of the event are not specified.
The Salvation Army's efforts to secure support for the cafe are a testament to its commitment to providing essential services to those in need. The community's response to these efforts, including Engholm's involvement, demonstrates the importance of the cafe to Lübeck's residents.
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