Mission-led investment for Gardehov

Building a durable civic alliance around the future of Hallprojekt Pa Gardehov.

We align municipal partners, donors, and local organizations to fund facilities, protect governance standards, and deliver measurable community outcomes for families across Sundsvall.

Board Leadership

Board member photos strip

Cross-sector leadership guides the project through public accountability, fundraising discipline, and facility planning.

Lovisa Karlsson, Director

Lovisa Karlsson

Director

Erik Nyberg, Chair

Erik Nyberg

Board Chair

Maja Lindstrom, Finance Lead

Maja Lindstrom

Finance Lead

Jonas Forsberg, Community Partnerships Lead

Jonas Forsberg

Community Partnerships

Sara Olofsson, Governance Secretary

Sara Olofsson

Governance Secretary

Mattias Berg, Infrastructure Adviser

Mattias Berg

Infrastructure Adviser

Programs

Programs advancing access, trust, and long-term stewardship

Each program is designed to unlock facility readiness while keeping residents, partners, and funders closely informed.

We coordinate pre-construction alignment, operational scenarios, and accessibility reviews so the hall project can move from concept to delivery without governance drift.

Current work includes scheduling pathways, public use agreements, and readiness planning with local clubs and school partners.

Annual impact report

2025 impact report with audited delivery milestones

The latest annual report consolidates governance decisions, partner funding activity, and direct community outcomes into one downloadable record.

41 partner consultations completed
7.4M SEK capital commitments tracked
1,260 residents reached through outreach
100% board resolutions published
Governance policies

Governance policies grid

Core policies are published in plain language so funders and residents can review how decisions are made and monitored.

Conflict of Interest Policy

Disclosure requirements for board members, advisers, and procurement participants.

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Procurement and Vendor Review

Competitive review standards, documentation requirements, and contract oversight procedures.

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Safeguarding and Inclusion

Participation protections covering youth programming, volunteer conduct, and partner events.

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Financial Controls Manual

Approval thresholds, segregation of duties, and reporting timelines for restricted funds.

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Financial dashboard

Budget allocation across delivery priorities

The current board-approved budget balances capital preparation, community engagement, and governance overhead with full traceability.

Case study spotlight

How a stalled community proposal became a board-backed delivery pathway

From fragmented requests to a shared operating model

An early version of the Gardehov hall proposal lacked a common governance structure. Residents wanted access, donors wanted clarity, and public stakeholders needed assurance that future operations would be transparent.

Alliansen For Hallprojekt Pa Gardehov built a phased engagement process, published board standards, and linked investment asks to measurable milestones. That changed the conversation from advocacy alone to accountable execution.

Challenge Disconnected stakeholders and no shared reporting baseline.
Response A unified governance and funding framework with public checkpoints.
Outcome Stronger partner confidence and a credible path to sustained use.
Stakeholder testimonials

What partners, donors, and beneficiaries say

Municipal Partner

The board materials are clear enough for serious public review. That level of discipline makes partnership decisions easier.

Karin Holm, Regional Facilities Partner

Donor

We can see where funds go, what milestone they support, and how the board follows up. That is rare and valuable.

Oskar Pettersson, Private Donor

Community Beneficiary

The project team invited families in early, not after decisions were already made. That gave us a real stake in the outcome.

Elin Andersson, Parent and Volunteer

Upcoming meetings and events

Upcoming board meetings and public engagement timeline

Key dates are published in advance so partners, residents, and applicants can prepare meaningful participation.

APR 28 2026

Q2 Board Governance Session

Review of procurement controls, updated risk register, and approval of the summer engagement calendar.

MAY 19 2026

Community Open Forum at Gardehov

Residents and club representatives review facility access priorities and inclusion targets for the next funding round.

JUN 11 2026

Partner Briefing and Donor Roundtable

Presentation of capital readiness updates, restricted-fund usage, and annual reporting expectations.

AUG 26 2026

Grant Application Review Window

Board committee reviews community grant submissions tied to programming access and volunteer mobilization.

Donor transparency

Impact per dollar

We translate contributions into tangible outputs so donors can understand the practical effect of each level of support.

10 SEK

Resident outreach materials

Funds multilingual print and digital updates that keep one household informed about project milestones.

100 SEK

Participation support

Covers one family engagement touchpoint including registration support, translation, or volunteer coordination.

1,000 SEK

Governance-ready programming

Helps underwrite a documented planning sprint with reporting artifacts that partners can evaluate and fund.

Take action

Choose how you want to engage

Donate

Back transparent, milestone-based funding for the next stage of hall project delivery.

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Partner

Join as a civic, nonprofit, or funding partner and shape accountable implementation from the inside.

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Review Financials

Inspect reporting summaries, annual impact materials, and the latest governance commitments.

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Apply for Grant

Submit a proposal connected to youth access, participation equity, or volunteer-led community activation.

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