SV Darmstadt 98: Free season tickets for the needy - apply now!

SV Darmstadt 98: Free season tickets for the needy - apply now!

Darmstadt, Deutschland - A real ray of hope for all sports enthusiasts in the science city of Darmstadt: SV Darmstadt 98 will offer free home game tickets for the 2025/2026 season in cooperation with the city. This great offer is aimed specifically at low -income people who live in Darmstadt. In doing so, the “lilies” pursue their goal of promoting participation in social life and bringing fans back to the stadium, especially after the difficult descent into the 2nd Bundesliga, such as rheinmainverlag.de berichtet.

by June 20, 12 p.m., interested citizens have the opportunity to apply in the Office for Social Affairs and Prevention. The application can be made by telephone at 06151/13-3475 or 13-3264 as well as by email to Amt-fuer-socials-und-pravervention@darmstadt.de. It is important to note that applicants must be of legal age and have to have a valid participation by. In the case of a variety of applications, a lottery procedure decides on the allocation of the tickets, so that everyone has a fair chance of a card.

a sign of solidarity

Mayor Barbara Akdeniz supports the social commitment of SV Darmstadt 98 and emphasizes the importance of this initiative. "It is essential that all citizens have the opportunity to be part of our community and to take part in cultural activities," said Akdeniz. According to sv98.de this campaign helps to continue a tradition that enables people with low incomes to visit their club's games. Managing Director Michael Weilguny emphasizes that the association is well aware of its social responsibility and that this practice will also be retained in the coming season.

This initiative is not only a great opportunity for sports enthusiasts, but also promotes integration and social interaction in the city. Sport has the strength to bring people of different origins together and to build bridges through community experiences. Studies show that sports clubs often represent a central place for intercultural exchange and integration, as is recorded in a contribution from the Federal Center for Political Education (