2014 Compact

For a number of years, Fraport employee Helmut Hofmann has traveled to children’s homes in Hungary and Romania to offer his help. Traditionally, Fraport employees send parcels to children in orphanages, facilities for the disabled, and poor families in the 2 countries each year at Christmas time. In 2014, a total of 7,025 parcels was sent, not least thanks to the participation of the employees of the Hesse Broadcasting Service and ZDF, Kaltenhof workshops for the disabled, as well as some day care centers and schools in the region. Hofmann took the Christmas parcels to the children on a number of trips. Fraport paid for the gas required and provided some of the vehicles. On his trips, Hofmann was often accompanied by other Fraport employees, including members of the Executive Board. Parcels for children in Hungary and Romania Recreation in urban areas The provision of funding for the RhineMain Regional Park is a contribution from Fraport to building up a relaxation and adventure envi- ronment in the middle of an urban cityscape. Different features have been gradually melded together over the years, connecting up the landscapedareas,historicgardens,monuments of industrial culture, and parks in a network of pathsandtrails.Inaddition,thislocalrecreation- al area enhances the leisure value of the region. Visitors can discover the Frankfurt area on foot or by bike. The “Fraport Regional Park Open” mobility festival has taken place yearly since 2012.In2014,thefocuswasoncyclingmobility and therefore on the question as to what role bicycles will play in the future in the urban and recreational space of the Rhine-Main area. The RhineMain Regional Park has been sponsored using resources of the Environmental Fund, which Fraport has used since 1997 to support environmental conservation projects, research, and environmental educational projects. Since the Environmental Fund was established, more than 850 projects have been sponsored with funds adding up to nearly €35 million. 2014 Compact2014 Compact 47Responsible Corporate Management

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