SV Darmstadt 98: Together for social projects in summer!

SV Darmstadt 98: Together for social projects in summer!

In the Hessian metropolis, movement is announced! SV Darmstadt 98, known for its commitment to sport and for society, is again in the spotlight. On July 10, 2025, a blood donation date will take place in the Merck Stadium. This action is not only a sign of social responsibility, but also an expression of a broad solidarity that the association has shown in its numerous projects so far. According to SV Darmstadt 98, the association has always followed the guiding principles "in the sign of the lily", which manifests itself through the sporting ambitions and the support of social projects.

In the first half of 2025, the Darmstadt football team was able to implement many social and sustainable projects. These initiatives would not have been possible without the great support of their committed fans, the professional team and long -time partners. Together it was shown that the cohesion goes beyond the soccer field. Visible signs of solidarity and social cohesion have been set. A summer break now offers the perfect opportunity to look back on these successes and at the same time develop fresh ideas for upcoming initiatives.

The contribution of sport to society

What have we achieved through sport as a society? This question is becoming increasingly important. Sport is not only a leisure experience, but also a powerful instrument for promoting education, health and social integration. The use of sport in development projects, such as international organizations, has increased significantly in recent decades. According to bpb.de, the United Nations increasingly recognize sport as a means of achieving their sustainability goals.

In particular in disadvantaged regions, many benefit from the positive effects of sport. Programs for children, such as the dormitory and the soccer team for girls in Tanzania, are excellent examples. Sport is not only used here as a leisure activity, but as a platform for promoting gender equality and personal empowerment. In Germany, too, it was important over the years to increasingly integrate sport into development policy, which has become increasingly important since the 1960s.

football with responsibility

SV Darmstadt 98 shows how local clubs can and should actively contribute to strengthening social cohesion. The social responsibility produced through its activities ensures that football remains not only a sport, but an important social link. His commitment extends far beyond the field and already has a positive impact on many people in the region.

With the blood donation date on July 10th in the Merck Stadium, SV 98 again shows its good hands when it comes to bringing people together and doing good. Make sure to be part of this great initiative that day. In this case, every small contribution counts and can save lives. Further information on the blood donation date and other exciting initiatives can also be found on the website of under the sign of the lily.