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White Ring Supports 475 Magdeburg Attack Victims with €480,000 in Aid

Public donations of over €1.5 million enable White Ring to provide tailored support to victims of the devastating attack, which claimed six lives and injured over 300 people.

There are persons in different color dresses. Some of them are holding placards. On the right side,...
There are persons in different color dresses. Some of them are holding placards. On the right side, there is an iron fence. In the background, there is a building which is having glass windows, there is a light, there is a hoarding and there is a Christmas tree.

White Ring receives donation funds for attack victims - White Ring Supports 475 Magdeburg Attack Victims with €480,000 in Aid

White Ring, a German victim support organisation, has been instrumental in assisting those affected by the tragic attack on the Magdeburg Christmas market last December. The organisation has provided over €480,000 in aid and counseling vouchers, supporting 475 victims so far. This extensive support was made possible by an overwhelming response from the public, with over €1.5 million donated by around 14,400 individuals.

The attack, which occurred on December 20, 2024, was a devastating event that claimed six lives and injured over 300 people. A 50-year-old man from Saudi Arabia was identified as the perpetrator. In the wake of this tragedy, the German Red Cross stepped in to support the victims, donating around €156,000 to White Ring for victim care.

White Ring's assistance is not one-size-fits-all. The organisation tailors its support to the individual needs of each victim, ensuring that aid is provided in the most effective and helpful way possible.

The outpouring of support from the public has been instrumental in White Ring's ability to provide extensive assistance to the victims of the Magdeburg Christmas market attack. With over €1.5 million donated by around 14,400 individuals, White Ring has been able to provide over €480,000 in aid and counseling vouchers, supporting 475 victims so far. The organisation continues to provide individualised support to those affected by this tragic event.

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