Marble cake with special personal touch In der 80er-Jahren war meine erste Praktikumsstelle in der Gemeinde Kreuth und Kurverwaltung Kreuth. Was ich damals dort gelernt habe, kann man der Gegenwart anwenden. Die Zusammenarbeit in der Gemeinde Kreuth und Kurverwaltung Kreuth war sehr schön und lustig. Ohne zu ahnen, was das Wort Inklusion einige Jahre später für mich persönlich an Bedeutung hat könnte keiner wissen. Durch meine Heimatliebe deshalb kämpfe ich weiter für die Inklusion in meine Heimat. 📸 © Ludwig Hörth #InklusionMussLebendigGelebtWerden #InklusionWasWirDarausmachen #GemeinsamSchafftManMehr #Zusammenhalt #INKLUSION #FürMehrToleranzUndMiteinander #InklusionStattIntergration #INKLUSIONISTWASWIRDARAUSMACHEN #ChristineGöttfried #Skihaslprinzessin #ChristineGöttfried_Official #WirLebenInklusion #MiteinanderFürInklusion

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Marble cake with special personal touch Ende März 2018 wurde mir durch Landrat Wolfgang Rzehak der Sozialpreis 2017/2018 für beispielhaftes Engagement und besondere Verdienste im sozialen Bereich verliehen! 📷 © Thomas Plettenberg, #StolzWieOskar #Ausgezeichnet #EinBiespielFürJedermann #GemeinsamSchafftManMehr

einen kleinen Einblick von meinem Training vor Corona-Krise machen könnt, wollte ich euch mal zeigen, wie mein Training so ausgesehen hat. Marble cake with special personal touch Mitte September 2019 vor der Corona-Krise dürfe ich in Therapiezentrum Tegernsee ein paar Aufnahmen von mein Training machen. 🏆💪 Mein Training in 𝗧𝗵𝗲𝗿𝗮𝗽𝗶𝗲𝘇𝗲𝗻𝘁𝗿𝘂𝗺 𝗧𝗲𝗴𝗲𝗿𝗻𝘀𝗲𝗲 war anstrengend, aber machte mir immer ganz viel Spaß. Damit ihr euch einen kleinen Einblick von meinem Training vor 𝗖𝗼𝗿𝗼𝗻𝗮-𝗞𝗿𝗶𝘀𝗲 machen könnt, wollte ich euch mal zeigen, wie mein Training so ausgesehen hat. Ich möchte mich von ganzem Herzen mich bei dem Team von 𝗧𝗵𝗲𝗿𝗮𝗽𝗶𝗲𝘇𝗲𝗻𝘁𝗿𝘂𝗺 𝗧𝗲𝗴𝗲𝗿𝗻𝘀𝗲𝗲 bedanken und einen weiteren Dank geht an meine persönliche Kamerafrau 𝗔𝗻𝗱𝗿𝗲𝗮 𝗪𝗶𝗲𝗱𝗲𝗻𝗯𝗮𝘂𝗲𝗿 von 𝗣𝗼𝘄𝗱𝗲𝗿𝘄𝗼𝗿𝗹𝗱 𝗦𝗸𝗶𝗹𝗮𝗻𝗴𝗹𝗮𝘂𝗳 & 𝗠𝗼𝘂𝗻𝘁𝗮𝗶𝗻𝗯𝗶𝗸𝗲 , die viele schöne Fotos und Videos bei meinem Training im Therapiezentrum Tegernsee aufgenommen hat. 📸 © Andrea Wiedenbauer #OhneFleißkeinPreis #InklusionIstWasWirDarausMachen #TherapiezentrumTegernsee #Tegernsee #powderworldfamily #übenmachtdenmeister #skihaslprinzessin #ChristineGöttfried

CHRISTINE-GÖTTFRIED-STIFTUNG FOR INCLUSION The Foundation My non-profit foundation for inclusion is based in the heart of Kreuth. I myself am a Kreuth native and am active there as the senior citizens' and disability advocate. Since its founding in October 2020, my foundation has been committed to the sustainable support and advancement of children, adolescents, and young adults with disabilities. Together with our partners, my foundation aims to implement diverse inclusion projects in the districts of Miesbach and Bad Tölz-Wolfratshausen, thereby fostering greater humanity in our society. You can access my foundation's website directly here, where you can personally contribute to inclusion through your donation. Foundation website YOUR DONATION WILL HELP With your support, we will work together to create sustainable changes in the lives of people with disabilities. Your donation helps to support children, adolescents and young adults in the best possible way on their way through life. Foundation website

3. Göttfried Inclusion Ski Cup The 3rd Göttfried Inclusion Ski Cup took place for the first time on January 19, 2019, organized by the Freundeskreis Inklusion Tegernsee eV as organizer and for the second time under the Patronage of Georg Kreiter , member of the national team of The "German Para Ski Team Alpine" event takes place at Hirschberg in Kreuth am Tegernsee. The Göttfried Inclusion Ski Cup was designed for participants with and without disabilities in Held for all age groups. ⛷️ 🏆🏅 The organizers, helpers, sponsors and partners once again enjoyed a wonderful day of skiing together, all in the spirit of inclusion! ☀️ 🤩 📷 © Jochen Schädler #GöttfriedSkiCup #GöttfriedInclusionCup #TogetherWeCanAchieveMore #InclusionIsWhatWeMakeOfIt #inclusion #FITev #together #engagement

Christine Göttfried aus Kreuth am Tegernsee lebt, was sie bewegt: Inklusion mit Herz, Mut und Haltung. Gründerin des Inklusions Skicup & ihrer Stiftung für gelebte Teilhabe. About me I am Christine – and I live inclusion. I am an inclusion ambassador, a philanthropist, an athlete, and a person with a big heart. I was born with tetraspasticity , a form of spastic paralysis that affects my arms, legs, and speech. But that never stopped me from actively shaping my life. I love to laugh, I love life, Lake Tegernsee, and the people who accompany me. And I am convinced that together we can achieve anything – if we trust each other to accomplish great things. "I have learned that barriers disappear when people have the courage to truly meet each other." my stoRry I grew up in a time when inclusion was hardly an issue. For many children with disabilities, this meant: special school, exclusion, few opportunities. But my parents refused to accept that. They fought to ensure that I could attend regular kindergarten and later regular school – against much resistance. I learned early on that it's worth standing up for equality – even if it's uncomfortable. And that sometimes you have to take the more difficult path to be seen. After school, I completed an apprenticeship, worked, and took on responsibilities. I wanted to live independently – with leisure assistance and everyday assistance, but according to my own rules. And that's exactly what I still do today. My childhood My life began on Thursday, November 23, 1972 at 6:15 p.m. , almost three months after the Olympic Games. I was born in beautiful Munich, more precisely in the Nymphenburg district in the Third Order Hospital, and on November 30, 1972 I was baptized in the St. Francis Chapel in the same hospital. While I was in the birth canal, I decided at the last minute to do one last pirouette. This spontaneous turn, however, had consequences for my central nervous system . It was damaged during my forceps delivery, resulting in spastic paralysis. Tetraspastik means that my arms and legs are affected by spastic spasms. But not only that, my trunk muscles and speech muscles are also affected. My speech requires some patience from my conversation partners, as my flow of speech is slower . A wheelchair has accompanied me on my life's journey since childhood. A tough time My parents were incredibly persistent and fought hard for me to have the chance to attend a regular kindergarten and primary school here in the Tegernsee Valley. I was the first child with a disability to attend these places. This fighting spirit that my parents instilled in me has influenced my entire life and made me the person I am today. To be honest, my childhood wasn't only characterized by these positive experiences . Before I started kindergarten in Rottach in the late 1970s and went to elementary school in Kreuth in the early 1980s, I had to overcome many challenges. I spent a lot of time at the children's hospital in Aschau, where I had Achilles tendon lengthening surgery. Before that, I was at the Spastic Center in Munich and the Pfennigparade. As a small child, these experiences were personally horrific for me and left a deep mark on me. But that's precisely why I'm so passionate about fighting for inclusion. "My childhood shaped me in a very special way. Inclusion was a foreign word back then, something unknown and unimaginable." My Fascination with Travel My youth was shaped by formative experiences that made me the person I am today. A pivotal moment for me was when my parents frequently took me to the USA in the 80s and 90s. There, I gained insight into the opportunities available to people with disabilities in a country like the USA. Due to the large number of Vietnam War veterans, a law was passed early on mandating barrier-free access and parking for every public building. In 1996, we attended a Bryan Adams concert. As I tried to get closer to the stage in my wheelchair, the crowd opened up before me like the Red Sea before Moses in the Bible. At that moment, I realized for the first time what incredible things are possible despite my disability when society is supportive. I was right in front of the stage—something that was still unthinkable in Germany at that time. This experience not only sparked my fascination with travel, but especially with America. This passion was instilled in me from birth by my grandfather, Donatus . He was born in 1900 in the Göttfried family home and worked as a chef in cities like Paris and New York , even on passenger ships between Germany and America. I was able to research this information using passenger lists. In October 1999, I traveled to New York with a friend and visited the luxurious Waldorf Astoria Hotel , where my grandfather had worked as a chef. He died in Czechoslovakia during World War II, and I took the time to find his grave. Before visiting the military cemetery in Cheb (Eger), Czech Republic , in May 2012, I wrote him an emotional letter and even brought soil from our homeland, which had been consecrated by Monsignor Waldschütz. I wanted to ensure that a piece of my homeland was near him. My strong connection to my family plays a major role in my life. "My youth was shaped by formative experiences that made me the person I am today." turning point February 9, 2015, was a day that changed my life forever. On that day, I ventured onto the ski slopes for the first time . It was a stroke of luck, because the Tegernsee Ski School had received the latest model of the "Tempo Duo" by Tessier, a special device for adults, for testing. However, to drive the bobsled, an experienced skier who had completed special training was required. A good friend asked me if I wanted to try it. Without hesitation, I agreed, and he steered the bobsled for me. It was an unforgettable moment. With every turn I made on the slope, I felt the joy and wonder grow . Never before had I felt so light and free, as if I were pushing my limits with every turn. The skibob had miraculously changed my life. From that day on, my life changed. The path to becoming a "Ski Bunny Princess " was open. A new world had opened up for me, a path I had previously considered unattainable. I felt free, boundless, and carefree. All the voices that had told me I couldn't do certain things because of my disability suddenly became meaningless. Here I was, and I could do it after all. Since that magical day, I've ventured back onto the slopes time and time again, becoming known as the "Ski Bunny. " My passion for skiing grew with each passing day. I overcame obstacles and surpassed my own expectations. My belief in my own strength and determination increased, and I began to pursue my dreams with unwavering passion. "I never wanted to prove what I can do despite my disability – but rather what I can achieve with it ." My drive I have learned that inclusion begins in the mind. When we engage with each other, when we see and support each other, Then our society will become more humane – and richer. I want to encourage you. Courage to show oneself. Courage to try new things. Courage to actively shape one's own life – even with a disability. The origins of the Göttfried Inclusion Ski Cup The idea for the Göttfried Inclusion Ski Cup arose from a particularly meaningful encounter. It was in 2016 when Albert Meier and I experienced the "Tempo Duo" on the ski slope. We were filled with joy and adrenaline when a little boy suddenly joined us and raced with us. It was a spontaneous moment full of fun and camaraderie. This encounter sparked the idea in me that it would be something special to organize a giant slalom race for skiers with and without disabilities. It was to be a celebration of Haus Göttfried's 50th anniversary, a special event to promote inclusion and community. I mustered my courage and spoke with the ski club, the ski school, and my friends to get them excited about this idea. None of us could have imagined the enormous impact this idea would have. What was planned as a one-off event sparked an unprecedented response and enthusiasm. Together, we laid the foundation for the Göttfried Inclusion Ski Cup , creating a platform where people with and without disabilities can experience skiing together in unity and joy. Eight years have now passed since the founding of the Göttfried Inclusion Ski Cup, and it has become an integral part of the skiing community. People with and without disabilities compete side by side, demonstrating that barriers can be overcome when we work together. The passion, ambition, and joy I witness at this event are indescribable. It fills my heart with pride to see how participants of all ages support each other and give their all. "I have learned that barriers disappear when people have the courage to truly meet each other." My foundation & current work Over time, it became clear to me: I wanted inclusion to be visible more than just once a year at the Ski Cup. I wanted to create something lasting – a platform that facilitates encounters and breaks down barriers where they still exist. So, in 2020, I founded the Christine Göttfried Foundation for Inclusion . It supports projects and people who live inclusion in everyday life: in schools, in communities, in sports, and in culture. The foundation is my passion project – it stands for sustainability, community, and lived humanity. In addition, I am also involved in other areas, such as the "Künstler mit Herz" initiative against right-wing extremism and Kunterbunte Inklusion e.V. in the Dachau district, which promotes inclusion. After my father's death in 2023, I decided to pursue my own political path. That is why I am passionately committed to these issues, such as democracy, inclusion and accessibility, in local politics in the Kreuth local association and district associations of the CSU and Women's Union for the Tegernsee Valley. what I do For many years, I have been committed to making inclusion tangible in everyday life. My involvement ranges from sports and culture to local government work. Here's a glimpse into what I'm passionate about: Since December 2000: Senior Citizens' and Disabled Persons' Representative for the municipality of Kreuth am Tegernsee – I oversee construction projects, advocate for accessibility, and represent the interests of people with disabilities and senior citizens in the community. Since November 2015: Inclusion Officer for the Tegernsee Ski School – I promote inclusive snow sports programs and, together with the ski instructors, support people with disabilities on their journey into winter sports. Since November 2016: "Butzi Special Ambassador" of the Bräustüberl Tegernsee – a heartfelt honor recognizing my openness and zest for life, which has inspired many people there for years. Since February 2017: Initiator and Founder of the Göttfried Inclusion Ski Cup – an inclusive giant slalom race where athletes with and without disabilities compete together. March 2017 – October 2022: Ambassador of the Snow Sports Foundation. Since April 2018: Co-founder of the association F.I.T. – Freundeskreis Inklusion Tegernsee e. V. (Friends of Inclusion Tegernsee) – together we create spaces for encounters for everyone. Since October 2020: Founder and donor of the Christine Göttfried Foundation for Inclusion – here I support projects, initiatives, and people who make inclusion visible in everyday life. Since March 2023: Member and supporter of Kunterbunte Inklusion e. V. (Colorful Inclusion Association) – for creative, vibrant inclusion ideas with heart. Since October 2023: Active supporter of the "Artists with Heart" initiative – because art connects and opens new perspectives. Since February 2024: Member of the Miesbach Women's Union district association – advocating for a stronger female voice in society. Since February 2025: Member of the local CSU Kreuth executive committee – because I want to make inclusion politically visible. Since October 2025: Candidate for the Miesbach municipal and district councils – to further promote accessibility, participation, and inclusion at the local level. "I have learned that barriers disappear when people have the courage to truly meet each other." award For my commitment to inclusion and accessibility, I was awarded the social prize of the district of Miesbach . This honor means a lot to me – not because I received it alone, but because it shows that perseverance and compassion for others are worthwhile. She is an incentive for me to continue on my path and to encourage even more people to take their place in our society as a matter of course. Characteristics Name Christine Göttfried Zodiac sign Sagittarius religious denomination Roman Catholic favorite color Orange and pink favorite drink Latte Macchiato Hot chocolate Black tea Hugo white wine spritzer favorite musician Nik Wallner Tim McGraw Michael Bublé Bing Crosby Dean Martin Frank Sinatra Amy Grant Anastacia Céline Dion favorite author Andreas Föhr Harlan Coben Dan Brown Nicholas Sparks Nora Roberts Jane Austen Favorite movie Pretty Woman Hatari! (1962) Die große Liebe meines Lebens Favorite movie theme song Let It Go The Last Unicorn nickname Skihaslprinzessin Eye color brown nationality German favorite place Tegernseer Tal & USA favorite ice cream caramel ice cream Vanilla ice cream chocolate ice cream frozen yogurt Strawberry sorbet Lemon ice cream favorite band ABBA Rat Pack Beach Boys Queen The Three Tenors Roxette Chicago America a-ha favorite opera Die Zauberflöte Favorite- actor Cary Grant Sean Connery Harrison Ford Alan Rickman Jack Nicholson Bruce Willis Birthday 23. November 1972 Hair color brown Federal State Bavaria favorite animal Red deer and chickens favorite cake Prinzregententorte Marmorkuchen Apfelstrudel Donauwelle Erdbeerbiskuitrolle favorite song Landweilig Edelweiss Hoamatgefühl Ave Maria Nessun Dorma My Way Smile favorite operetta Die lustige Witwe Gräfin Mariza Der Vogelhändler Die Fledermaus Favorite- actress Angela Lansbury Diane Keaton Barbra Streisand Audrey Hepburn Deborah Kerr Doris Day Place of birth Munich height 168 cm disability Tetraspastic favorite food Venison roast and Caesar Salad favorite book Wallner & Kreuthner Reihe von Andreas Föhr (Hörbuch) Gestohlene Träume von Nora Roberts (Hörbuch) Favorite musical MAMMA MIA! Elisabeth Das Phantom der Oper Les Miserables EVITA STARLIGHT EXPRESS WEST SIDE STORY favorite series Do wnton Abbey Inspector Barnaby Mord ist ihr Hobby Navy CIS Castle Der Doktor und das liebe Vieh (Remakee) Der Feuersturm Feuersturm und Asche Favorite- director Steven Spielberg George Lucas Rob Reiner Alfred Hitchcock

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Marble cake with special personal touch Oktober 2017 war dieses schöne Fotoshooting mit unserem Schirmherren. Das ist wirklich eine große Ehre und wir sind sehr stolz seit 2018 Georg Kreiter als Schirmherren für unseren Göttfried Inklusions Skicup gewonnen zu haben! Der mehrfache Deutsche Meister und Weltmeister in Super-Kombination und Riesenslalom (2015) weiß, was es heißt für den Erfolg zu kämpfen und wie wichtig es ist niemals aufzugeben! 💪🏻🏆 📷 © Andrea Wiedenbauer #GemeinsamSchafftManMehr #GöttfriedSkiCup #GöttfriedInklusionsCup #INKLUSIONISTWASWIRDARAUSMACHEN #inklusion #FITev #miteinander #engagement #powderworldfamily

4. Göttfried Inclusion Ski Cup On February 16, 2020, after a one-time weather-related postponement, the 4th Göttfried Inclusion Ski Cup was able to take place at Hirschberg. 86 participants with and without disabilities, the furthest having traveled, came from Sarajevo Bosnia, and were able to start in excellent weather and on a perfectly prepared slope. The event was organized by FIT e. V. , whose goal is inclusion and sporting activities. to put into practice. Supported by the Kreuth Ski Club and the Tegernsee Ski School, the day was a complete success. Thanks to the sponsors and numerous raffle participants, sufficient funds were once again raised for a new piece of sports equipment (cross-country skiing). The overall winner and the people's champion was Georg Kreiter, patron of the Göttfried Inclusion Ski Cup and, until the end of 2019, a member of the German national team and the German Paralympic team, whose enthusiasm for alpine skiing was infectious and motivating. 💪🏻🏆 📷 © Max Kalup and Sonja Reinert #TogetherWeAreMore #GöttfriedSkiCup #GöttfriedInclusionCup #INCLUSIONISWHATWEMAKEOFIT #inclusion #FITev #together #commitment

Marble cake with special personal touch Ende Januarr 2020 war ich als Buzi Botschafterin in Geheimmission zusammen mit meinen Freunden von Bräustüberl Tegernsee wie Caterina Hubert, Peter Hubert und Michael Unger mit seinem Team von Ballooning Tegernsee unterwegs für ein gut gelauntes unvergessliches Fotoshooting im Schlossgarten in Tegernsee 🎬 ☀️🎈 📸 © Sonja Reinert #nurbeiballooningtegernsee #buziflotte #HochHinaus #esistmireinegroßefreude #bräustüberltegernseefamily #Bräustüberl #tegernsee #InklusionIstWasWirDarausMachen #Inklusion #Heimatliebe #DahoamImParadies #welovebräu

Marble cake with special personal touch ... das war der große Wunsch gehandicapter Wintersportfreunde, die im Tal leben oder Urlaub machen. Nun ist der Wunschtraum wahr geworden: Unser Wirt sponserte ein zweites Modell der Marke TESSIER. Stellvertretend nahm ich das Spezialsportgerät ende November 2015 gemeinsam mit der Skischule Tegernsee entgegen. Der Dual-Ski steht allen Interessierten kostenfrei zur Verfügung. Selbst bezahlt werden müssen nur der ausgebildete Tandem-Pilot der Skischule Tegernseer Tal sowie die jeweilige Liftgebühr. Anfragen und Reservierung unter Tel. 08022/2345 und info@skischule-tegernsee.de ! 📷 © Sonja Reinert #GemeinsamSchafftManMehr #Bräustüberl #engagement