Press Release 18th December 2025

BILLA donates €2,550 to St. Anna Children's Hospital in Vienna

At the end of November, the forecourt of the BILLA supermarket at Himbergerstraße 26 in Vienna's Favoriten district became a stage for solidarity in action: on 28 and 29 November, employees organised a punch stand there, with the proceeds going to St. Anna Children's Hospital. The campaign was implemented with great commitment by the local team and was also very well received by customers and the neighbourhood.

Three people holding a large yellow donation check for €2550 in front of a building with a sign that reads "St. Anna Kinder Spital." The two men are wearing jackets, and the woman in the middle is in a white coat.

From left to right: Aleksandar Petrovic, BILLA store manager on Himbergerstraße, Susanne Wieczorek, Director of Nursing at St. Anna Children's Hospital, and Hristo Dis, BILLA counter sales assistant, at the donation handover. / Copyright: © BILLA AG, Reproduction for PR purposes free of charge

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At a glance

In 2025, the BILLA supermarket in Vienna's Favoriten district organised a summer party and a punch stand, with the proceeds donated to charity.
The two events raised a total of €2,550.
The entire donation will go to St. Anna Children's Hospital in Vienna.

Commitment with continuity

This was the second charity event organised by the BILLA supermarket this year: a barbecue was held in the summer. A total of €2,550 was raised at both events, which has now been donated to St. Anna Children's Hospital in Vienna. ‘I am delighted with the amount of support we have received for these initiatives, both from our customers and within our team. Campaigns like this show how much can be achieved with a sense of community,’ says Aleksandar Petrovic, BILLA market manager in Himbergerstraße. Marina Roscher, BILLA Sales Manager for Vienna, adds: ‘At BILLA, we not only want to ensure local supply with our respective stores, but also contribute to social cohesion in the community. The fact that our donation directly benefits sick children is both touching and a source of pride.’