Reiner Meutsch Honored with Handprint at Europa-Park

Reiner Meutsch, founder of the FLY & HELP Foundation and a longtime friend of the Mack family, has been honored with a handprint on the "Wall of Fame" at Europa-Park. This award recognizes the exceptional commitment of the radio host and world traveler, who has dedicated years to building schools in developing countries through his foundation. Germany's largest amusement park is sending a strong signal of solidarity with this gesture.

Longstanding Partnership with Europa-Park

The partnership between the FLY & HELP Foundation and Europa-Park has existed for many years. Numerous guests experienced impressive insights into Meutsch's world tour and the work of his foundation through his film lectures in the "Magic Cinema 4D," as it combined adventure, aid projects, and a heartfelt wish all at once.

Immortalization on the Wall of Fame

Reiner Meutsch has now immortalized his hands on the "Wall of Fame" at Europa-Park. The handprint joins a gallery of prominent supporters and friends of Germany's largest amusement park. This honor not only highlights his personal dedication but also the close collaboration with the Mack family and the park team.

Statements from Reiner Meutsch

"It is a great honor to be recognized in this way here at Europa-Park," said Reiner Meutsch. "The support from the Mack family and the Europa-Park team has been and continues to be a significant driving force for our educational projects. I look forward to many more joint paths ahead."

Achievements of the FLY & HELP Foundation

The FLY & HELP Foundation has so far enabled the construction of nearly 1,000 schools in more than 50 countries. The central goal is to provide children with a better future through education.