Sponsoring

Uddevalla Hamnterminal is proud to be involved in sponsoring local associations and non-profit organizations. We have chosen to focus on sponsoring organizations with a focus on children and young people and non-profit organizations connected to marine life.

Current sponsorships

GF Kroppskultur

Kroppskultur is one of Uddevalla’s largest sports clubs. The club has active handball players in the women’s, men’s, and para divisions across all ages and engages nearly 1,000 children, youth, and adults throughout the year. As a sports club, GF Kroppskultur helps provide meaningful leisure activities for children and young people in Uddevalla. Here, they get to move, have fun, and learn the sport at the same time.

We are sponsoring the club’s event “Handball Festival” in November 2025.

Projekt Fjordtorsk/Stiftelsen Byfjordens Framtid

Project Fjordtorsk/Stiftelsen Byfjordens Framtid has led the initiative to restore the raft that is now oxygenating Byfjorden. We have supported them with various tasks throughout the early stages of the project, including the launching of the raft.

We are also sponsoring the annual operation of the oxygenating raft. Every day, 192,000 cubic meters of water are pumped through the raft’s pumps, from depths of three to almost forty meters. This water rises quickly, bringing the oxygen-poor water with it. By winter, the entire water mass of Byfjorden will have circulated. Then, the fresh water from the North Sea can flow into the fjord without being hindered by the salt-rich, sulfurous, and thus toxic high-density water that currently exists around fifteen meters below the surface.

This is a fantastic project that we are proud to be a part of, and we look forward to follow its progress.

Swedish Sea Rescue Society SSRS

We continuously support the Swedish Sea Rescue Society SSRS, and as in previous years, we have chosen to replace Christmas gifts to our customers with a contribution to the Swedish Sea Rescue Society.

They are a non-profit organization, responsible for 70 percent of all sea rescue operations in Sweden. With no governmental funding, ours and others support is needed to help them save lives at sea.