"It is my personal wish to do everything I can to ensure that we can offer our children a world worth living in and loving. I share this wish with all the employees of the Dr. von Hauner Children's Hospital. I am very happy to support the project to create a place in the New Hauner where children and young people receive the best treatment and loving, patient care. Because the health of our children deserves every effort."

Prof. Dr. Claus Hipp (born 1938), painter, musician, art professor and head of the family business HiPP, the world's largest manufacturer of organic baby food.

"One of my tasks as a board member of an energy company is to deal intensively with securing our energy supply. This is about our future, about basic supplies for future generations. The great planning of the New Hauner is an equally important part of our basic supply. This is also about securing the future of our society. This project is of outstanding importance for the best possible care of children in Bavaria. That's why it deserves every support."

Thomas Barth (born 1955) is Chairman of the Board of Management of E.ON Energie AG and Chairman of the Children's Palliative Care Association at LMU Klinikum München.

"Science and research have always been highly valued in Bavaria. Bavarian universities and scientific institutions produce top achievements that are recognized worldwide. Society and the economy benefit from this in equal measure. With the construction of the New Hauner, we have the opportunity to not only maintain this top level in the field of pediatric medicine, but to further expand it."

Dr. Nikolaus von Bomhard (born 1956) is Chairman of the Board of Management of Munich Reinsurance Company, married and father of two children.

"As one of the oldest children's hospitals in Germany, Dr. von Hauner's embodies values that are important to me - especially humanity and care. With the New Hauner, I want to make them accessible to future generations."

Ludwig Prince of Bavaria (born 1982) is a member of the House of Wittelsbach and great-great-grandson of the last Bavarian king. He studied at the LMU for several years before completing his law degree at the Georg August University in Göttingen.

"I experience the concerns of parents whose child was born prematurely particularly intensely. And how important it is for them to have competent contacts, that there are parents' rooms where they can be with their child around the clock. I know from my own experience that the worries about a sick child always remain the same - no matter how old it is. That's why I'm committed to the New Hauner. Because it gives affected parents and children the security they need in their difficult situation."

Karin Fahrenschon, business graduate, amateur photographer and patron of the "FrühStart ins Leben" association at LMU Klinikum München and mother of two children.

"Giving people the security they need every day is a matter of course for us as an insurance company. It is particularly important to me to stand up for the youngest members of our society. Our children need our protection the most and excellent medical care is an invaluable and important contribution to global social coexistence."

Dr. Frank Walthes is Chairman of the Board of Management of Versicherungskammer Bayern.

"The basis for successful pediatric medicine is research and innovation."

Alfred Gaffal is President of the Bavarian Industry Association (vbw).

"The health of our children is a priceless asset. Since its foundation, the Hauner Children's Hospital has not only offered the highest medical quality, but also a caring and warm atmosphere for children and their families. The New Hauner is to continue this tradition in a new environment with improved framework conditions. I therefore invite everyone to participate in this project of cutting-edge medicine for children."

Georg Fahrenschon (born 1968) is President of the German Savings Banks and Giro Association and former Minister of State, father of two children and honorary member of numerous social, church and environmental organizations.

"I have been loyal to my employer BMW since 1988 - from sales consultant at BMW in Frankfurt a. M. to my current position as Director of Sales South and thus head of the largest branch in Germany, which is a great honor for me. I always emphasize that in addition to a passion for the brand and the product, you also have to have a lot of empathy - you simply have to like people. We attach great importance to our young talent: this year, I was once again able to welcome 100 young people who we are supporting as part of an apprenticeship - children are our future! That's why I'm happy to support the New Hauner, which is committed to the health of the very youngest."

Peter Mey (born 1965) is the former head of the BMW branch in Munich.

"Children who enjoy life, are creative and want to actively help shape the world are the prerequisite for a functioning society and a reliable future for us all. I am therefore delighted to support the New Hauner, which is dedicated to the well-being of our children. Perfect medical care combined with loving care is the best prerequisite for a good start in life."

Gabriela von Habsburg (born 1956), internationally renowned Austrian sculptor and art professor, Ambassador of Georgia to the Federal Republic of Germany and mother of three children

"As a Bavarian with Greek roots, the well-being of the next generation and the generation after that is particularly close to my heart, because that is what a society is built on. A good start in life and the possibility of medical care at the highest level are the best prerequisites for every person. That's why I have been supporting the New Hauner for a long time and with all my heart."

Stavros Kostantinidis (born 1966), lawyer, Chairman of the German-Greek Business Association in Bavaria and Vice President of the Greek Academy e V.

"Family means so much to me, both professionally and privately. I perhaps experience the joy of being able to manage a company in the sixth generation particularly intensely because I was able to experience a carefree childhood and was always surrounded by a lot of love and care. I therefore very much welcome and support Neuer Hauner's approach of not only being at the cutting edge of medicine, but also providing a warm, family atmosphere."

Annette Roeckl (born 1967) is the sixth generation to manage the traditional company Roeckl Handschuhe und Accessoires GmbH & Co KG in Munich. She is the mother of one son.

"All I can say is that I am excited about the idea of building the New Hauner. As an ambassador, I want to use my strengths and my entrepreneurial commitment to ensure that we can get it up and running together. After all, it's about cutting-edge medicine for the benefit of our children - and there's hardly anything more important to me."

Eva Schoeller is Executive Manager at "Europe's 500 - Entrepreneurs for Growth". She is married and the mother of one child.

"Charity and the motivation to stand up for others are among the most important basic attitudes of a Christian life. Children are often the weakest members of society. It should therefore be a concern of all of us that we stand up for them. The new Hauner cares in a very special way for the health and well-being of even the very youngest children and thus stands for values that are very close to my heart, both personally and in my role as a representative of the Catholic Church."

Rupert Graf zu Stolberg (born 1970) Episcopal Vicar of the Archdiocese of Munich and Freising

"To ensure that children receive the best possible care in the future, I am supporting the construction of the new Hauner Children's Hospital on the Großhadern campus. Standing up for those who do not yet have a voice of their own is particularly important to me."

Harald Strötgen (born 1946) Retired savings bank director and active as a volunteer in many organizations. He is co-initiator of the foundations "Wir helfen München" and "Stiftung soziales München" as well as 2nd Chairman of the Förderverein Kinderpalliativzentrum Großhadern. The foundations support projects that help people in need in the region. Strötgen is married and now has five children with his wife.

"Compared to many countries, it is obvious how good our medical care is in Germany and especially in Munich. Primary care is just as important as cutting-edge medicine with intensive research. I am happy to support the Hauner Children's Hospital, which sets a special example here, because you can't do enough for the well-being of the very youngest."

Ralph Weyler (born 1952) was a member of the Board of Management of AUDI AG from 2003 to 2008, responsible for marketing and sales, before that he held senior positions at BMW for over 20 years and is now an independent management consultant.

"I founded my company in Munich around 40 years ago: A commercial cleaning company. Today, it has grown into an international facility management company with 5,000 employees. In my role as President of the Chamber of Industry and Commerce for Munich and Upper Bavaria, but also in my private life, it is important to me to always have an ear for people's problems, questions and concerns and to be able to provide food for thought. Munich has made me a successful entrepreneur. You also feel a sense of duty to give something back and get involved."

Dr. Eberhard Sasse (born 1951) President IHK Munich and Upper Bavaria