Danmarks Mother Teresa har hjulpet børn i Indien i 40 år
Denmark's Mother Teresa has been helping children in India for 40 years
80-year-old Jessie Rosenmeier from Aalborg has made a difference for children in India through the humanitarian organization Terre des Hommes Denmark for 40 years. It will be marked with an anniversary gala in Copenhagen on June 3
10-year-old Indian girl Sarita comes to the meeting with her mother Greeta Deve. Both have just come out of the bath and the hair is set.
They are expectant and excited, but also politely awaiting.
It will be a touching experience for both them and 80-year-old Jessie Rosenmeier, who have traveled from Aalborg to India to visit some of the children she has helped to improve their lives through the humanitarian aid organization Terre des Hommes Denmark with food and education.
The cool Aalborg woman Jessie Rosenmeier has been helping children in India now for 40 years and she is Denmark's answer to India's legendary Nobel Prize recipient Mother Teresa, whom she also met during her first travels in India.
The work of providing fatherhood for children and money for street children projects in New Delhi and Mumbai has meant that Jessie Rosenmeier has visited India countless times, and last spring she was there with a special mail package for just 10-year-olds Sarita from her sponsor in Denmark.
Jessie Rosenmeier has held several positions in national and international organizations, including a presidency in Terre des Hommes Denmark from the late 1980s until the turn of the year 2000/2001. In addition, she has been involved in the preparation of the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child.
- I go on full force. Age is just a part of life, so I definitely expect to go to India many times to see how the projects and especially the children are doing, she said in connection with her 80th birthday.
Jessie Rosenmeier's daughter Dina Rosenmeier is also heavily involved in the work for the children of India, and she has worked for several years in the country, and she portrayed four years ago her mother's life in the movie "A Journey in My Mother's Footsteps".
Anniversary gala in Copenhagen
The 40 years of relief work in India would like to mark Terre des Homme's Denmark at an anniversary gala taking place on Tuesday, June 3, 2014 at. From 17.30 to 20.30.
The anniversary gala takes place in the beautiful premises at Bojesen, "Axelborg", Vesterbrogade 4A, 1620 Copenhagen V.
The event benefits disadvantaged children and the evening's profits go uncut to the children in India.
Come and be pampered on this wonderful summer evening for a wonderfully beautiful birthday party while supporting a good cause.
Bar, buffet, drinks and entertainment costs DKK 450 per night. person, and also includes a year's membership of Terre des Hommes.
The evening offers exciting speeches and musical entertainment at the "Nordic String Quartet", the Royal Danish Music Conservatory's Children's Choir, Indian dance and much more.
It has been possible to get a number of Indian guests of honor to this gala night. They have traveled the long way from India at their own expense to tell of the necessary efforts of the Terre des Hommes in their country.
The anniversary gala has been made possible with the help of numerous sponsors, friends of Terre des Hommes and professional partners who have worked non-profit. A large number of benevolent sponsors have also contributed prizes to this gala evening, where there is the opportunity to win a gift card with Marco Polo Tours on the entrance ticket. In addition, in the big gala lottery, there are a host of great prizes ranging from a pampering stay at the Ruths Hotel in Skagen to, fine jewelry, silverware and a painting by Per Hillo.
Terre des Hommes Denmark
Terre des Hommes Denmark is a humanitarian organization where everyone works non-profit, and all money goes uncut to the children.
- We all have a responsibility for the next generation, and there is so little that is needed. From thought to action, the guiding principle is our work, and we are proud to make a difference for each child in the projects we support. Every child deserves a life of dignity. We are deeply grateful to be able to contribute to 51 projects in 10 countries, says Dorthe Kristensen, Dorthe Kristensen, Silkeborg's national chairman in Terre des Hommes Denmark.
contacts:
Country Chairman Dorthe Kristensen
Phone: 6074 2015
Mail: ad.kristensen@mail.dk
Jessie Rosenmeier
Phone 4168 0712
Email: jessierosenmeier@me.com
Dina Rosenmeier
Email: drrosenmeie@mac.com