One of our grants from from 2015, Johan Andersson, now has his box for lifejackets tested and ready and the production is running. The box opens automatically, and can thus save many lives. In the maritime exhibition Danish Maritime Fair in Copenhagen October 25 to 27, you can have a

ENTRIM is an action-oriented entrepreneurship training programme for people who are in southern Sweden for humanitarian reasons and who want to establish thriving businesses. The programme will help the participants to nurture their business skills as well as networking and team work capabilities, all of which are relevant for their

Peter Fältskog, who got a grant 2014, are organizing three concerts at Saltimporten, the 9th, 14th and 23rd October. Everything from famous artists like Hans Palsson and Marika Fältskog to new young talents. Read more on www.kammarmusikpasaltimporten.se

Today we can read about Stefanie Feldman, who got one of this year’s grants, in the local paper “Hallå”. She started Thomanders Christmas and has now also started a program to help young people to lead themselves and others. The program is named “Go before” and one focus in the

The ”Änglamark Price”, instituted by COOP, was this year awarded to “a person, company or organization that has made significant efforts to stimulate sustainable on the plate”. The price went to one of our grants from 2015 and 2016, “Fish Farm”. Congratulations!

One of our grants from this year, Eos Language Café, is open again. Eos Language café is organized in Eoshallen every Saturday at 13-15, and is a meeting point for all who want to practice a language and meet people from different parts of the world. Participation is free and

Scandinavian Aqua Systems, who got a grant both in 2015 and in 2016, has developed a concept to cultivate fish in disused stables on farms. You can read about them today on two pages in Sydsvenskan. Congratulations to a very successful sustainability project.

Kerstin Mühlow, who received a grant in 2015, is opening a Sustainability Center at Triangle in Malmö. Industry, government, the non-profit sector and the public will come together to listen to seminars and participate in events on sustainability.  

Scandinavian Aquasystems, who received a grant in June, cultivates fish in disused stables on farms, is in the final to receive the Änglamark Prize, The Swedish people can vote until the 2/9 when the awards ceremony at Skansen will take place. Help them winning! Vote via https://www.coop.se/Vart–ansvar/Samhallsengagemang/Anglamarkspriset/Anglamarkspriset-2016/Gardsfisk/ or send an SMS

Eva Mathiasson’s book ”Harvest Rain Water” was by SvD named the year’s most important book. Eva got a grant from us for her book 2015. We CONGRATULATE Eva! I would like to wish you all a Happy Summer. You will heard from us again in the autumn..