At Guldager, we want to make a difference and we support good causes. See here who we have recently supported:
Corporate social responsibility

Laust Kaastrup Kjær
Guldager A/S has chosen to sponsor Laust Kaastrup Kjær. Laust is a very talented 19-year-old 800m runner who started his running career in Silkeborg Athletics Club only a year ago. Very quickly Laust showed his talent and after only a few months in the sport, he was selected for the Danish national youth team for the Nordic team championships. In the indoor season that just ended, Laust ran the second fastest 800m time by a Danish runner - the time was the Danish U19 youth record and also the 19th fastest junior time in the world! The performance earned him a deserved debut on the Danish senior national team. Laust's big goal for the season is to participate in the Junior World Championships in Peru in August. The way to get there is a fast qualifying time, which requires participation in foreign races where opponents can match Laust's speed.
Guldager is pleased to be able to contribute a financial framework that can help Laust participate in fast foreign competitions, hopefully qualifying for a trip to
South America. We look forward to following Laust's competitions. He opens the outdoor season at the Lange Laufnacht in Karlsruhe on Saturday, May 11.

Handball club HSG 91
We are happy to support our employees in playing sport in the community. We have therefore chosen to sponsor club clothing for the senior men's team of Svogerslev/Gevninge Handball Club, where our employee Rasmus Brandt-Hansen plays. The club currently plays in serie 2, but has expectations to move up to serie 1 next season. We also keep our fingers crossed for the club and hope they have a great season in club clothing with Guldager on it.


Team Rynkeby
At Guldager, we pride ourselves on making a difference. We take great pleasure in taking the lead and supporting the European charity cycling team Team Rynkeby, and in this way raising money for children with critical illnesses.
We're rooting for all the participants all the way to Paris this summer.
