Once a Landheimer, always a Landheimer.
Altlandheimerbund
Where old times meet new encounters.
The focus of ALB activities is the big Altlandheim Day, which takes place every two years at Landheim. We immerse ourselves in our old Landheim days for a weekend, with lots of fun, hockey or football games, Landheimsteg, dancing and much more. At the same time, we have the opportunity to experience Landheim today through exchanges with students and staff.
Throughout the year, regional meetings are held in various locations (Munich, Berlin, Hamburg, Frankfurt, etc.) in what are known as circles. A newsletter provides information about news from the ALB and the Landheim. Other activities are organised as needed, such as hockey matches with other alumni associations and golf tournaments.
The ALB offers access to a network of like-minded people who can be your first point of contact in a new city, help you find a job or simply be a circle of friends.
What exactly does the Altlandheimerbund offer its members?
- Remain part of the Landheim community
- Free participation in the Altlandheimertag (former residents' day)
- Regional AL circles ‘Stammtisch’ with a wide variety of activities
- Organised class reunions at Landheim
- Newsletter (four times a year)
- Schondorf reports (‘Grünes Heft’; once a year)
- Bulletin (once a year)
- Discounts on Landheim offers
- Potential job and housing market
How much does membership cost?
- €50/year basic membership
- High school graduates: 3 years free
- Discount for persons in education
What are the benefits of membership?
In accordance with the statutes, most of the membership fees are donated to the Landheim for workshops or other activities that directly benefit the students. A smaller portion goes towards administration. Above all, the ALB is committed to promoting community with the Landheim and its current students.
The ALB supports the current pupils
The ALB is also keen to promote the community with the Landheim and the current pupils.
Once a year, Altlandheimers organise a careers and study information evening for sixth form students, giving Landheimers the opportunity to find out about different careers, gain work experience and ask questions – all openly among Landheimers.
With our annual donation to the Landheim, which comes from the membership fees, we support the workshops and other projects that directly benefit the pupils.
Contact us
For general questions, comments etc., please contact kontakt@altlandheimerbund.de. We will endeavour to respond promptly.
Contact with the regional circles
Berlin Circle
Prof. Dr. Michael Sereda • Johannes Härle • Ludwig von Butler
Franconian Circle
Currently vacant
Hamburg Circle
Julia von Jordan • Barbara Morsbach
Cologne-Bonn Circle and Rhineland Circle
Andreas Rössler
Munich Circle
Sascha Mennel • Martin Burkert
Rhine-Main-Neckar District
Tim Runzheimer • Julia Wirtz
Stuttgart District
Currently vacant
Vienna District
Tobias Grimm
Zurich District
Maxi Grebe
Reisinger Foundation
Support that creates opportunities
The Ernst and Julie Reisinger Memorial Foundation uses income from its assets to fund projects in the humanities and natural sciences, as well as international student and teacher exchange programmes. The foundation's governing bodies are the foundation president and the foundation committee. The current foundation president is Dr Mathias Sahlberg. If you have any questions about the Ernst and Julie Reisinger Memorial Foundation, please contact the foundation president.
