Bielefeld's Charity Concert Supports Women in Crisis on December 2
Bielefeld's Charity Concert Supports Women in Crisis on December 2
Bielefeld's Charity Concert Supports Women in Crisis on December 2
A charity concert in Bielefeld will raise funds for women facing difficult life challenges. The event, scheduled for December 2, 2025, features the North Rhine-Westphalia State Police Orchestra and singer Oliver Schmitt. All proceeds will support Psychologische Frauenberatung e.V., a local organisation aiding women in crisis.
The concert takes place at the Rudolf-Oetker-Halle, a venue praised for its outstanding acoustics. Tickets cost €20, with a reduced price of €10, and can be purchased through the Bielefeld Theaters and Orchestras website. Media representatives are welcome to attend but must register via the Press and Public Relations Office.
Deputy Mayor Ingo Nürnberger commended the work of Psychologische Frauenberatung e.V., expressing satisfaction that the concert’s earnings will assist the group. The organisation helps women of all ages, regardless of background or migration history, through various personal struggles. Bielefeld’s Theaters and Orchestras also run the city’s Intervention Center Against Domestic Violence. This centre provides psychosocial and legal support to survivors. Deputy Police President Wolfgang Niewald noted that the centre actively reaches out to victims after police involvement. Nadja Loschky, the director of Bielefeld’s Theaters and Orchestras, stressed the importance of such initiatives in addressing the harsh realities many women endure.
The December 2 concert will fund essential services for women in need. Psychologische Frauenberatung e.V. will use the proceeds to expand its counselling and support programmes. The event combines music with community action, aiming to make a tangible difference in Bielefeld.
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