FRAPACK GmbH takes its responsibilities to its employees, customers and partners seriously, and focuses in particular on the area around the company headquarters in Nuremberg, in the southern German region of Franconia. Community and social commitment is firmly anchored in our corporate structure.
For many years therefore, a number of different initiatives have been close to our heart: for example those relating to sick children and children in need, family aid, sports clubs and sporting events, which FRAPACK supports, not just financially. We also see ourselves as ambassadors for each individual project.
Here’s how to help!
Please support our chosen projects:
Bundesverband Kinderhospiz e.V.
Bundesverband Kinderhospiz aims to increase public awareness of the subject of “children and death”, thereby making it less of a taboo.
Often, the children and families affected are pushed to the margins of society.
Herz und Hand für Kinder in Not e.V.
The association organises humanitarian aid programmes for children and their families and others who are in need of help as a result of their physical, mental and emotional state or due to a lack of financial resources.
www.herzundhand.org
Kinderhilfe Eckental e.V.
This organisation is best known for its “comfort teddy bears”, which it provides to hospitals with emergency departments and children’s wards, children’s homes, children’s hospices and emergency services, to give comfort to young patients who find themselves in unfamiliar surroundings.
www.kinderhilfe-eckental.de
Nürnberg Ice Tigers / Tiny Tigers e.V.
As a classic partner, FRAPACK GmbH supports German Ice Hockey League founding member Nürnberg Ice Tigers and by doing so is helping to support the development of ice hockey in Nuremberg. In this project, we support the popular Ice Tigers “Tiny Tigers” kids’ corner, where young fans can draw and paint, make things and play games before every home match.
www.icetigers.de
Ribe Citylauf
The “golden miles” around the gold-beater town of Schwabach are by now a firm fixture in the region’s sporting calendar.
Without sponsors, this run, attended by around 600 participants, could not be held.