Here at Lagerhaus we value relationships and cooperation. We participate in several collaboration projects with players who we consider make an important and significant contribution to society.

Myrorna

We support Myrorna's aid activities by donating unsold items and thus extending their useful life. Myrorna sells second-hand products and the profit from Myrorna's sales goes to the Salvation Army's charitable activities.

Read more at www.myrorna.se

The Swedish Society for Nature Conservation

We have launched One Bag Habit to urge our customers to buy a more sustainable type of bag that can be re-used several times. We therefore charge for all bags in our Swedish stores. We are donating some of the proceeds from the sale of bags at Lagerhaus to the Swedish Society for Nature Conservation (Naturskyddsföreningen), which is Sweden’s most influential environmental organisation.

The Swedish Society for Nature Conservation lobbies politicians, confronts polluters and works for improvements in legislation. Its key areas of focus are the climate, oceans, forests, agriculture and environmental toxins. The Society has its own ecolabel, “Good Environmental Choice” (Bra Miljöval) which helps consumers find the products and services that are least harmful to the environment.

Read more about the Swedish Society for Nature Conservation (Naturskyddsföreningen) here.

BRIS

BRIS - Children’s Rights in Society - is a non-profit membership organisation. Its work is based on the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child and its aim is to promote children’s rights. BRIS provides both direct and indirect support to children, mobilises resources in society to promote and protect children’s rights, and influences decision-makers by ensuring that children’s voices are heard. 

The work of the organisation is of utmost importance because the children of today are the future of tomorrow. We are therefore donating some of the proceeds from One Bag Habit to the organisation, BRIS, to support children’s rights.

Read more about BRIS, Children’s Rights in Society, here.