The Tällberg Foundation is one of the Swedish Postcode Lottery’s beneficiaries.

The Swedish Postcode Lottery The Swedish Postcode Lottery’s vision is to help build a better world for humans, animals and nature. Their business idea is to generate money for charity through selling lottery tickets. The Postcode Lottery gives people the chance to win money together with their neighbours and at the same time help building a better world. The Lottery attracts subscribers through active marketing, TV entertainment and large lottery prizes. The more lottery tickets they sell, the more money they can donate to their beneficiaries.

Main contributors:

	Carl Bennet AB Carl Bennet AB is the main shareholder of the listed companies Getinge and Elanders and the private industrial group Lifco. Carl Bennet AB included wholly and partly owned companies have annual sales of approximately SEK 30 billion and 17 800 employees. Getinge The Getinge group is a world-leading supplier of medical technical equipment for surgery, intensive care and infection control as well as a provider of ergonomic solutions for geriatric care. Our activities include 130 subsidiaries in 36 countries with sales in more than 120 countries. Elanders Elanders is one of the major graphic industries in Europe with strong positions within the customer segments: Automotive, Telecom, Public sector and Service sector. Our activities include 11 subsidiaries in 10 countries with sales in more than 20 countries. Lifco Carl Bennet AB’s industrial group, Lifco AB, operates within six business areas. These are dental distribution, demolition and tools, sawmill equipment, contract manufacturing, interiors for vehicles and environmental technology. Our activities include 100 subsidiaries in 28 countries with sales in more than 80 countries.
	e-man- the system integration experts e-man helps customers daily to leverage and improve their IT-investments by utilizing its broad competence in systems integration. Through partnerships with its customers they are a natural speaking partner when international corporations aim to increase the efficiency of their IT-investments. In the forefront of technology, e-man has, time after time, proven that it has the right know-how, processes and experience to make new integration platforms work in practice.
	Jochnick Foundation The Stichting af Jochnick Foundation, based in the Netherlands, was established in 2004 by the af Jochnick family who wanted to contribute to the greater good and give something back to society. The purpose of the Foundation is to contribute to the greater good by supporting projects that focus on children, youth, education and world health. Jochnick Foundation´s priority lies with projects that help people to self-help and give assistance to a self-start. Entrepreneurial ship has always been a focus for the two brothers, thus helping people, to in a small way, start their own business is something they want to support.
	Mindhouse Mindhouse is a property development company that buys properties and then refines and transforms them into homes. They focus primarily in metropolitan areas. They assess a property’s potential by looking at the “big picture,” and weighing in everything from planning and building conditions to tax law. One of our greatest strengths is our comprehensive in-house chain of expertise, which gives us the ability to act very quickly. Our business concept is to assist investment groups in Sweden and Europe in finding, financing, planning, selling and implementing projects. The main offices are located in the heart of Dalarna, in picturesque Tällberg. Here, you will find a warm corporate climate with creative and innovative people.
	Municipality of Sigtuna Sigtuna is Sweden’s first town. It was founded in 970 AD during an exciting era of change. The town became a foundation for the nascent monarchy and today Sigtuna literally rests on a thousand years of history. Archaeological excavations constantly provide new knowledge about the life of the town and its many international relations. Beautifully located on the shore of Lake Mälaren, the town of Sigtuna is today characterized by its proximity to nature, lush gardens and parks, picturesque wooden buildings from the 18th century and its international atmosphere. The main town in the municipality is Märsta, strategically situated between Uppsala and Stockholm. Märsta has developed from a small community around the railway station into an attractive park town with a great choice of housing and excellent transport facilities. New residential areas are emerging with a combination of beautiful flats, terraced homes and detached homes with the countryside on the doorstep. The municipality of Sigtuna has over 41.000 inhabitants. It is a young and multicultural municipality. One in three people living here is under 25 years and a third of the inhabitants have their origin in other countries.   With its 16.000 jobs, Arlanda Airport and its surrounding area is by far the largest workplace in the municipality. The wide range of conference facilities in the municipality also provide plenty of jobs. The new and expanding logistics centre in Rosersberg has become an important industrial area providing a lot of work opportunities.   Sigtuna is Sweden’s first climate neutral destination and a Fair Trade City.
	Stampen Group The Stampen Group is a growing media group and one of Sweden's biggest newspaper owners. Online communities, printing operations, distribution companies and free daily newspapers are also part of the group. Stampen has a turnover of more than 5 billion SEK. Stampen will, in a media world without borders, be seen as an attractive leading player with credible, independent and brave media. Their business concept is to create valuable relationships in media. Through cooperation and partnership, they are developing relationships in order to achieve growth and long-term profitability for all parties.
	Vattenfall is one of Europe’s largest generators of electricity and the largest producer of heat. Consolidated sales in 2010 amounted to SEK 213,572 million. Vattenfall’s main products are electricity, heat and gas. In electricity and heat, Vattenfall works in all parts of the value chain: generation, distribution and sales. In gas, Vattenfall is mainly active in sales. Vattenfall is also engaged in energy trading and lignite mining. The Group has slightly more than 38,000 employees. The Parent Company, Vattenfall AB, is 100%-owned by the Swedish state. The core markets are Sweden, Germany and the Netherlands.

 Contributors:

	The Fritt Ord Foundation is a Norwegian non-commercial public utility foundation, founded in 1974. The foundation is based in Oslo. The paramount object of the Fritt Ord Foundation is to protect and promote freedom of expression and the environment for freedom of expression in Norway, particularly by encouraging lively debate and the dauntless use of the free word. The Fritt Ord Foundation can also support other aspects of Norwegian culture, primarily those dealing with free speech. In special cases, the foundation can help promote freedom of expression in other countries. As its contribution, the Fritt Ord Foundation awards the Freedom of Expression Prize and the Freedom of Expression Tribute, and provides direct support for special projects, based on applications or on its own initiative.
	KPMG KPMG in Sweden is a leading provider of audit, tax and advisory services with 1,600 professionals creating and delivering sustainable solutions for our clients in 60 communities across the country. KPMG in Sweden is part of KPMG International, a global network of professional independent member firms. Worldwide we employ 145,000 outstanding professionals in 153 countries. Our clients include business corporations, governments and public sector agencies and non-profit organizations. They look to KPMG for a consistent standard of service based on high order professional capabilities, industry insight and local knowledge. We work closely with our clients, helping them to mitigate risks and grasp opportunities. Commitment to our communities is one of KPMG’s core values and a cornerstone of the culture of all ourmember firms. We strive to be a good corporate citizen, making a real difference to the communities in which we operate.
	The County Administrative Board is the representative of the Government in the region and the coordinating body for State activities in the county. The County Administrative Board has a broad area of responsibility. The Board works on issues concerning the environment, nature, the labour market, competence sourcing, the business community, social development, animal protection, gender equality, integration, transport, infrastructure and housing. The County Administrative Board’s task is to coordinate these and other areas of public responsibility to achieve efficient solutions for a sustainable society in which economic development, the environment and social welfare are interlinked.
	Regional Cooperation Council of Dalarna The Regional Cooperation Council of Dalarna is a political organisation whose primary objective is to promote and coordinate regional development in Dalarna as effectively as possible. This includes leveraging the opportunities the region can offer and support sustainable regional development in a number of different areas that are important for growth and employment in the region. The Regional Cooperation Council works closely with other organisations to promote Dalarna.
	SIANI's mission is to lay the foundation for a Coherent Swedish Response to the 21st century Food and Farming Challenge This is in line with the Swedish Policy for Global Development, which higlights the need for policy coherence across sectors. SIANI aims to gather government, civil society, industry and research around the same table to discuss Sweden’s contribution to the kind of global agricultural development that everybody wants; where the goals of food security, poverty reduction and environmental sustainability are all met.
	The Sigtuna Foundation is a private cultural foundation whose principle aim is to inspire human thought and reflection as well as to stimulate and facilitate dialogues, encounters and bridge building relations. The Foundation offers a neutral ground to people of different backgrounds, traditions and viewpoints who wish to meet, interact and learn from one another in an atmosphere of mutual respect. Since its start in 1917, the Sigtuna Foundation has been a venue for meetings and it is today well renowned for its hotel and conference facilities. Sigtuna Foundation hosts participants in conferences arranged both by the Foundation and outside organizations, institutions and companies. It also welcomes researchers and authors including recipients of the Foundation´s scholarship for writers as well as individual guests who come for rest and recreation.
	Steninge Palace Shops & Events is housed in the Stone Barn fom 1873, where the home furnishings jostle with cultural features and a restaurant in a unique historic setting. The palace have a number of highly popular occasions throughout the year, such as the Children's National Holiday, different theme weekends and our ever-popular Christmas market. The palace was built in 1705 by nobleman Carl Gyllenstierna and Queen Hedvig Eleonora. The Queen summoned the royal architect Tessin the Younger to design the palace, and the court painter Ehrenstrahl to complete the imposing ceiling painting situated above the grand staircase. Steninge Palace is situated outside Märsta only 30 minutes drive from Stockholm and Uppsala. Steninge Slott AB is owned by Gelba which is a privately held property development group.
	The Swedish Institute (SI) is a public agency that promotes interest and confidence in Sweden around the world. SI seeks to establish cooperation and lasting relations with other countries through strategic communication and exchange in the fields of culture, education, science and business. SI also supports Swedish language instruction at foreign universities. SI works closely with Swedish embassies and consulates around the world.
	VINNOVA, the Swedish Governmental Agency for Innovation Systems, invests in research and strengthens Sweden’s innovative capacity for competitiveness, sustainable development and growth. VINNOVA’s efforts range from programmes for R&D projects in small companies and at universities, to long-term development of strong research and innovation environments that attract R&D investment and expertise from around the world. Our efforts are based on cooperation and co-financing with industry, academia and the public sector.

Local contributors:

Aitellu Business Intelligence  
City of Stockholm - Education Administration
Dalarnas Tidningar
Goethe Institut
Green Hotel
International Herald Tribune
Klockargården Hotel
Leksands Knäckebröd
Municipality of Lerum
Naturakademin
PEAB
SigtunaHem
Swedavia Swedish Airports
Tällbergsgården Hotel