The AWO multi-generation centre (MGH) in Landsberg is delighted. For 13 years, the centre has been able to count on the generosity of the high-tech company from Landsberg. MGH director Betina Ahmadyar is nevertheless surprised, because the sum of 33,333 euros exceeds her wildest expectations: "We congratulate the 3C-Carbon Group AG from the bottom of our hearts and feel like a birthday boy ourselves!" Does she already have plans for how to use the money? The commitment to helping refugee women and children, which already plays a major role in the organisation, springs to mind. In view of the global situation, help in this area must not be allowed to diminish and is definitely needed.
Current challenges and cost increases, including the German government's austerity programme, have already made the team at the multi-generation centre think about how costs could be reduced. Now a load has been lifted. All projects are to be realised as planned next year. "And we will finally be able to thank our volunteers for their diverse voluntary work, send them an invitation or give them a bouquet of flowers," says Betina Ahmadyar happily.
After all, 30,000 such volunteer hours are put in every year: Volunteers pedal for rickshaw rides for senior citizens, reading mentors accompany first-time readers at primary schools and mentors support secondary school graduates. Young people help parents with childcare as babysitters and explain the use of digital devices to older people. Broken everyday items are given another chance at the Repair Café. The band and choir also make music and sing.
"Volunteer work must be recognised," says Karsten Jerschke, CEO of 3C-Carbon Group AG in Landsberg. He wants to strengthen the culture of recognition with the donation. The high-tech company believes in good social cohesion. The company location can also benefit from this.

A difficult game was expected for Landsberg's renowned offense; after all, Pipinsried, which had been relegated to the Regionalliga, had only conceded ten goals in the entire season. But after just over four minutes, Cekic put Landsberg up 1:0.

After the equalizer for Pipinsried (12th), it was once again the hour of "goal machine" Nico Karger. With two goals before and one shortly after the break, he practically decided the game. Subsequently, Steffen Krautschneider also scored to make it 5:1. Karger (14) and Krautschneider (11) thus lead the scoring charts in the Bayernliga Süd.

In the standings, TSV Landsberg is in first place with 37 points, ahead of Schwaben Augsburg (33) and Heimstetten (32).

The spectacular 3C race truck again attracted a large number of schoolchildren and young people starting their careers, and there were new developments: in order to further expand the range of professions, the Landsberg-based high-tech company will also be offering training as an electronics technician (specialising in operating technology) and IT specialist (specialising in systems integration) for the first time from the 2024 training year.
In addition, the already broad and attractive spectrum will remain. The 3C-Carbon Group AG offers training as a carpenter, industrial mechanic, technical draughtsman and industrial clerk (all m/f/d). There are also individual opportunities for internships, bachelor's or master's theses, student traineeships, dual studies or direct entry. In accordance with the diverse and attractive offer and numerous young interested parties and good conversations at the 3C stand, the trade fair participation was a great success again this year

Two good acquaintances are the latest new signings of HC Landsberg for the 2023/24 season: Stephan Sailer (20) and Nico Miedl (19) come from the own junior team, have been active in the U20 DNL team so far, but have also helped out in the men's Oberliga. Last season, Miedl contributed 20 points in 23 games to the success of the youth team. Both young players occupy a defender position.

"We are looking forward to working with Stephan and Nico together," said Vice President Michael Grundei. "Our goal is always to bring out good players from our own youth and to integrate them into the first team. Both have already shown that one can rely on them and are top motivated.

The narrow victory was enough to jump to the top, because Kottern's winning streak surprisingly snapped at 0:3 in Deisenhofen.

In front of more than 1400 spectators in Erlbach, Landsberg initially had a hard time with the very defensive hosts. After the break, however, Landsberg gained the upper hand and Cekik scored the decisive goal in the 64th minute after a brilliantly played counter-attack. In the final phase, they failed to increase their lead on several counterattacks, but the victory was no longer in danger.