On May 18, 2019, the family business Frommer celebrated its 40th anniversary with many friends and customers, starting a month-long promotion action. Stephan and Sabine Frommer recently donated part of the proceeds to the "Sewing Circle of Hearts", which sews heart-shaped pillows for women suffering from breast cancer. The "pillow corners" are designed to be longer so that it can be pushed particularly well under the armpit and relieves the wound pain after surgery. In addition, the pillow shape developed by the "Sewing Circle of Hearts" protects against the pressure of the seat belt during driving and serves as a neck or side support if required.
The volunteers produce around 150 of these heart pillows per month. In addition, they make 50 knitted caps and socks for preemies and newborns, as well as blankets for stillborn babies.
"I've already seen such a pillow in so many customers’ homes," said owner Stephan Frommer at the handover of the donation check.
Stefanie Hansen and Karin Schmidt from the "Sewing Circle of Hearts" were delighted about the donation amount of 801 Euro. "We will buy fabrics and stuffing with it," they said, adding that the donation covers the running costs for the next seven months." Many thanks to Mr. and Mrs. Frommer for their great support."
According to a report in: "Umschau" - Zeitung für den Bereich Henstedt-Ulsburg - Kaltenkirchen - Quickborn - Bad Bramstedt
Photo: "Umschau" - Zeitung für den Bereich Henstedt-Ulsburg - Kaltenkirchen - Quickborn - Bad Bramstedt
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