Interest group in the
Canton of Zug

Prof. Otto Beisheim Stiftung

Since 1975 · 21–50 empl.·4.3(6)

Prof. Otto Beisheim Stiftung is a philanthropic foundation that supports and develops charitable projects. Its areas of activity include education and research, health, youth services, arts and culture, and community and junior sport.

Stiftung Sonnenberg

Since 2010 · 1–10 empl.·4.0(25)

Stiftung Sonnenberg provides financial support to the association SONNENBERG and promotes the development of the competence centre for vision, behaviour and speech. The foundation secures the association's financial base and allocates funds to support services in vision, behavioural and speech-related care and education.

Stiftung Santa Maria Zug

Since 1999 · 1–10 empl.

Stiftung Santa Maria Zug is a social foundation that supports people facing social disadvantage, particularly single women and single mothers. It rents age-appropriate apartments in its Santa Maria and Seehof properties at affordable rates and provides financial assistance to people in need.

Stiftung Zuger Jugendschach

Since 2001 · 1–10 empl.

The core activity of the Zuger Jugendschach Foundation is to promote chess among young people in the canton of Zug through financial support, organization of chess lessons, chess tournaments and other activities, in order to inspire young people to play chess and promote their character traits such as logical thinking, concentration and imagination.

Werner Siemens-Stiftung

Since 2003 · 11–20 empl.

Werner Siemens-Stiftung is a mixed-purpose foundation that supports research projects in the life sciences, natural sciences and technology, as well as young talent in these fields. Its funding focuses on projects addressing relevant challenges and advancing research towards practical application.

Genossenschaft Detaillistenverbund Treffpunkt

Since 2005 · 11–20 empl.

Genossenschaft Detaillistenverbund Treffpunkt is a cooperative of independent retailers that coordinates a shared market presence. Its marketing organisation, FAIRthink GmbH, provides member services such as supplier negotiations, promotions, advertising, retailer consulting and management of assortment and IT commissions.

International Amateur Radio Union, Region 1

Since 2006 · 1–10 empl.

International Amateur Radio Union, Region 1 represents the interests of the amateur radio service across Europe, Africa, the Middle East and northern Asia. It works to protect and promote amateur radio spectrum and coordinates activities of its member societies, including band planning, radio contests and emergency communications.

Paxedra AG

Since 2019 · 1–10 empl.

Paxedra AG is a public affairs consultancy that also provides association management services. Its work includes political lobbying, issue management, strategic communication, monitoring political and legislative developments, and analysing and engaging with stakeholders.

Das lachende Herz

Since 2021 · 1–10 empl.

Das lachende Herz is an association that promotes the physical, mental and emotional development of children, adolescents and young adults and supports projects that foster vitality, regeneration and balance. The association is financed by donations and member contributions and reviews project proposals aligned with its purpose.

Be That Girl Foundation

Since 2020 · 11–20 empl.·5.0(1)

Be That Girl Foundation supports girls and young women in low-income countries through scholarships, mentoring and skills training. It partners with local organizations, builds partner capacity, and uses monitoring, evaluation and advocacy to promote women's self-determination.

Grow Code GmbH

Since 2025 · 1–10 empl.

Grow Code GmbH operates WOMANSPHERE, a network for women entrepreneurs. It offers weekly networking calls, an online community, a member directory, shared visibility, and mastermind sessions and peer exchange.

Rordorfscher Familienfonds

Since 1973 · 11–20 empl.

Rordorfscher Familienfonds is a family foundation that supports members of the Rordorf family and their children with scholarships and grants to advance their economic and professional prospects. It particularly supports theology studies, vocational training and other studies when beneficiaries or their parents cannot fully cover the costs.