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Wilhelm Severt GmbH Donates to the Hospice Service for Vreden-Südlohn-Oeding

Wilhelm Severt Maschinenbau donates €2,000 to the Ambulatory Hospice Service in Vreden-Südlohn-Oeding

Wilhelm Severt Maschinenbau GmbH from Vreden has once again impressively demonstrated its philosophy of “being human and always staying in motion.” Christina Tenhumberg, member of the management board, and Manuel Muhr, chairman of the works council, presented a donation of €2,000 to Andrea Efing, coordinator of the Ambulatory Hospice Service in the region.

“As a company rooted in Vreden, we want to support organizations that make an essential contribution to our society through their work here on site,” explained Tenhumberg during the handover. “The hospice service helps people in one of the most difficult phases of their lives, and this work deserves the highest recognition.”

The Ambulatory Hospice Service in the region is supported by a dedicated team of both volunteers and full-time staff. They provide compassionate, free support to seriously ill and dying people as well as to their relatives. The funding of this valuable work is largely secured through donations and contributions from health insurance providers.

Wilhelm Severt Maschinenbau GmbH, firmly rooted in the region and known for its expertise in welding technology and contract manufacturing, offers customized solutions for individual requirements with its own machinery and equipment construction. With a high-performing and competent team, the company develops innovative robotic systems and follows the motto “Everything from a single source.” These values are reflected not only in its technical performance but also in its social commitment.

With this generous donation, Wilhelm Severt Maschinenbau GmbH underlines that social responsibility – especially in the local region – is a core component of its corporate philosophy.

The company’s support helps ensure that the hospice service can continue to assist people during the most difficult stages of their lives. Andrea Efing expressed her sincere thanks to the company: “Donations like this are invaluable to us. They enable us to continue our work with the same level of dedication and professionalism.”