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On Sunday, February 16, Grenzenlos, a community centre known for its fight against economic hardship and promotion of social and cultural participation, hosted an event that brought together politics and cuisine. However, the name of the politician who worked in the kitchen on that day remains unmentioned in the provided search results.
The Sunday menu was a collaborative effort between candidates for the federal election and the Grenzenlos team. The kitchen bustled with activity as Zanda Martens and Adis Selimi were busy chopping salad, while Lida Azarnoosh, Petra Ihme, and Moritz Kracht were stirring pots, with Ihme lending her support.
Grenzenlos distributes around 100 meals daily, some of which are taken away "to go". On this special day, a significant number of guests attended the event, and as seats became available, new guests were ready to partake in the communal dining experience.
Outdoor pavilions were set up as alternative venues to accommodate the influx of guests. Among them was Dr. Stefan Dahm, a Sparkassen board member and Grenzenlos board member, who enjoyed the meal with his family.
Johannes Winkel, an experienced server, demonstrated his skills during the event, ensuring that the guests were well taken care of. Sara Nanni, a politician, was also present, serving the food and taking breaks only when necessary. In fact, Nanni had recently returned from the Munich Security Conference but chose to forgo a break on Sunday to participate in the event.
Eight candidates for the federal election had initially planned to cook and serve together, but Thomas Jarzombek and Anas Al-Qura'an were unable to attend due to health reasons. Despite this, the spirit of cooperation and camaraderie was palpable in the kitchen, as candidates and Grenzenlos team members worked together to prepare the Sunday menu from early morning, with chopping, sizzling, and tasting taking place throughout the day.
Grenzenlos, since its inception in 1998, has been primarily financed through donations, including actions like the Sunday cooking. Over 400,000 guests have visited Grenzenlos since it opened its doors with a first buffet for people with low income, testifying to its enduring impact on the community.
In addition to meals, Grenzenlos offers cultural and social participation opportunities through exhibitions, concerts, and readings. The event on February 16 was just another example of how Grenzenlos fosters a sense of community and brings people together, this time through the shared experience of a delicious meal.
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