The Rheinischer Volksverein is a German organization founded in 1890, primarily aimed at promoting social and cultural education among the working class in the Rhineland. It focused on providing access to literature, education, and community activities, fostering a sense of solidarity and empowerment among its members. The organization played a significant role in the development of Catholic social movements in Germany, advocating for workers' rights and social justice. Over the years, it has contributed to various initiatives that support community welfare and cultural enrichment, reflecting its commitment to improving the lives of ordinary people in the region.