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Charity

Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) and participating in charity work is a way for Glive Media to communicate its brand and the underlying company values. The main motivation is to give back to the society, generate positive social value and take part in philanthropic work for the causes that are aligned with Glive Media values.

Charity

Causes we support

We as a company want to give back to the community and show support for organizations and non-profits whose work and objectives we value highly.

Get to know the organizations and the causes that we are currently supporting:

DRC

Danish Refugee Council

Danish Refugee Council (DRC)

Danish Refugee Council (DRC) – is a leading, international humanitarian displacement organisation, supporting refugees and internally displaced persons in 40 countries. We provide protection and life-saving humanitarian assistance. DRC was founded in Denmark in 1956, employs 9,000 staff and is supported by 7,500 volunteers in Denmark.

Diabetes foreningen

The Danish Diabetic Association

The Danish Diabetes Association has already since 1940 contributed to the working for curing and preventing diabetes and improving the life quality for people that are influenced by diabetes. The association conducts diabetic research, educates people as well as provides support and information to the people in need.

WWF

World Wide Fund for Nature

Worldwide Fund for Nature (WWF) is the biggest independent environmental organization that currently has established operations in more than 100 countries. Founded in 1961, WWF has grown from a small-scale local project focused on endangered species to become the most influential global organizations.

Dansk Røde kors

Red cross

Dansk Røde kors

Established in 1917 Red Cross Copenhagen is today the largest national society of Danish Red Cross. More than 2.700 volunteers devote their time and energy to operate close to 50 different services/activities all with the aim of improving the lives of vulnerable individuals and minorities in the metropolitan region.