Lööf Foundation 2.6

Lööf Foundation is a non-profit foundation that wants to contribute to others’ development and well-being, both locally and globally. It seeks to promote the care and education of children and young people, and also focus on environmental and social aid activities. Lööf Foundation is managed and represented by a board which is based in Gullspång.

That board consists of Sophie Lööf who is the chairman and part owner of Nordfas Invest. TorBjörn Lööf, is a member of the Lööf Foundation and part-owner of Nordfas Invest. Mikael Persson is a member of the Lööf Foundation and managing director of Partex Marking Systems.

The Lööf Foundation has partaken in many projects world wide. Starting with their first project in Panapuram India, from 2012-2014, in collaboration with Hand in Hand a non-profit organisation, they supported the Indian village Panapuram for over a two year period. They helped to take the village out of extreme poverty.

The current project underway is the rebuilding of a family home for orphans in Ratankot, Nepal called Home of Hope. The powerful earthquakes that hit the country in May of 2015 destroyed it. The Lööf Foundation is currently working to rebuild the family home so that 20 children who lost their parents will get a home and good care.