3P supports the CVJM Nordhorn children’s holiday camp

The CVJM Nordhorn’s ‘Bimolten 2026’ children’s holiday camp offered 18 children five action-packed days full of games, adventure and camaraderie. They were accompanied by seven volunteer leaders, who organised a varied programme of activities. 3P Services supported the camp with a grant towards the participants’ camp T-shirts, thereby helping to ensure that the shared experiences will be remembered long after the camp has ended.

The camp T-shirts served as a unifying symbol during the event and are also a personal memento for the children. Through this support, 3P Services aims to encourage the kind of commitment that enables young people to enjoy valuable experiences of community.

The story behind the project’s origins is particularly noteworthy: the idea for the support came from one of the company’s trainees, who herself volunteers with the Nordhorn CVJM. Her suggestion led to the collaboration that ultimately resulted in funding for the holiday camp.

The ‘Bimolten 2026’ children’s holiday camp brought together a total of 25 people – 18 children and seven volunteer carers. The camp was made possible by the dedication of numerous volunteers, who make a vital contribution to children’s and youth work in the region.

3P Services regularly supports social and charitable projects in the region. The focus is particularly on initiatives that support young people and strengthen social cohesion.

For 3P, this commitment goes beyond traditional sponsorship. It is an expression of a corporate culture that values and encourages personal initiative, particularly where it creates social value. The support for the children’s holiday camp demonstrates how employees and trainees can actively contribute to advancing regional projects.

Supporting children’s leisure activities highlights the importance of voluntary work for community life in the region. At the same time, the project demonstrates how companies and their staff can work together to create positive experiences for young people and provide long-term support for local initiatives.