Supported Charities

Save the Children works both in Denmark and around the world to give children and young people a better life. We rescue, protect and empower children, and we fight for the world to respect and protect the rights of all children. That's why we are proud to say that we are always on the side of children.

Kolo Nordic works to support the victims of the Russian war in Ukraine. All donated resources go directly to helping people and projects in Ukraine, as all work in KOLO Nordic is volunteer-based and administration, transportation and other expenses are paid by the volunteers themselves.

All children and young people have the right to grow up safe, healthy and free from violence and abuse. Børns Vilkår has fought for this since 1977, but there are still far too many children and young people who do not thrive or experience violent neglect and abuse that follows them far into adulthood. We all have a responsibility to stop the neglect of children and young people, and we take that responsibility very seriously.

SMIL Fonden is a charitable organization that supports children with serious and chronic illnesses across diagnoses. They give children and their families a better life by creating strong, valuable communities and improving their quality of life. They do this by giving them an important break from illness through social activities both inside and outside hospitals, such as social activities in hospitals and summer camps, networking trips, and counseling.

UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency works to ensure that everybody has the right to seek asylum and find safe refuge, having fled violence, persecution or war at home. The donations are sent to UNHCR's work in Ukraine to provide families that are victims of war with protection, shelter, and vital emergency aid so that they can survive and stay warm through another winter.

Danmarks Indsamling make an enormous effort in the world’s poorest areas, where the need is the greatest. Each year, the organizations organize 12 projects within a given field, which Denmark and Danmarks Indsamling unite to focus on. Since the first national appeal, Danmarks Indsamling, was held in February 2007, the Danes have raised over 1,7 billion DKK, which has helped more than seven million people to a better life and a brighter future. In 2025, the Danes raised DKK 86 million.

"The Eating Disorders and Self-Harm Association works to prevent eating disorders and self-harm and to improve conditions for those affected and their families. It is a nationwide association with more than 20 years of experience. Every year, they advise and support more than 4,000 people who need help dealing with eating disorders or self-harm. "