Giving back to causes that matter
At FORSBERG+two, some things matter more than business. We choose to support causes that hold a special place in our hearts.
Our focus is on raising awareness and contributing to initiatives within health and research, areas where progress can truly change lives. Whether it's supporting medical research or organizations that offer care and hope, we believe in standing behind the things that matter most.
Some causes feel especially close to home. That’s why we’ve chosen to donate to three organizations that mean a lot to us:
ADHD-foreningen
ADHD is often misunderstood – reduced to restlessness or lack of focus. But in reality, people with ADHD bring creativity, energy, unique thinking, and out-of-the-box problem-solving to the world. With the right support and understanding, those traits become incredible strengths.
Still, living with ADHD can be challenging – especially in systems that aren’t built to accommodate different ways of thinking or learning. That’s where ADHD-foreningen comes in.
They provide support, resources, and advocacy for children, teens, and adults with ADHD, as well as their families and schools. Their work helps reduce stigma and builds better understanding in society. We’re honored to support their mission.
Autismeforeningen
Autism is not a one-size-fits-all diagnosis – it's a spectrum, and within it lies a rich variety of experiences, perspectives, and talents.
Many autistic individuals have exceptional focus, strong attention to detail and powerful honesty. But they also often face barriers to inclusion, communication, and understanding in everyday life. That’s why the work of Autismeforeningen is so important.
They fight for the rights and well-being of autistic people in Denmark – through education, advocacy, and by creating supportive communities. Their work helps ensure that neurodiversity is seen as a strength, not a limitation.
Scleroseforeningen
In addition to physical symptoms like fatigue and reduced mobility, many people living with MS experience cognitive challenges, such as difficulties with concentration, memory, and mental fatigue. These invisible symptoms can make everyday life unpredictable and overwhelming – not just for those diagnosed, but also for their families and support networks.
Scleroseforeningen provides invaluable support for people with MS in Denmark. From one-on-one counseling to funding essential research and advocating for better care, they’re making a real difference. We’re proud to support their important work.
