The outcome of the fundraiser is clear proof of the power of community and compassion. Thanks to the contributions, more children can enjoy a Christmas with both food and presents, more older people can avoid loneliness, and people experiencing homelessness receive warmth and care.
– We are incredibly happy and proud to be able to contribute to The Salvation Army's important work. Together with our customers, we show that sustainability is not only about resources and the environment, but also about taking care of one another. says Johannes Winberg of Budi
The Salvation Army's Christmas fundraiser is a recurring tradition that supports people in vulnerable situations during what is perhaps the most difficult time of the year. The fact that Budi and its network have been able to contribute more than SEK 600,000 underscores the positive impact that companies and individuals can make together.
Budi thanks everyone who took part and contributed, and wishes its customers, partners and fellow human beings a wonderful and hopeful Christmas.
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