North Star annually supports projects aimed at children and youth, always on the lookout for new worthwhile initiatives to support!
North Star is a nonprofit company dedicated to assisting children and youth who are at risk. Our goal is to contribute to a brighter future for children and young people, enabling them to reach their full potential.
We aim to support projects and organizations working to improve the situation for children and youth facing challenges in life. This may include mental health issues, social problems, behavioral difficulties, developmental disabilities, educational struggles, or similar challenges. We strongly believe in sustainability, equal opportunities for all, and the importance of being seen for who you are. We aspire to bring about a positive change in the lives of children and youth.
North Star was founded in 2019 by the fourth generation of the Smedvig family, Anna Margaret Smedvig and Julia Smedvig Hagland.
Projects We Support
Blue Cross
Blue Cross works with preventive measures, especially targeted towards children and youth, as well as treatment and follow-up after treatment.
Stavanger Rowing Club
Stavanger Rowing Club is one of Norway's oldest rowing clubs and one of Stavanger's most traditional and enduring sports clubs.
Trygg av Natur
Trygg av natur is a non-profit organization dedicated to promoting mental well-being and public health.
Crown Prince Haakon and Crown Princess Mette-Marit’s Foundation
The Crown Prince Haakon and Crown Princess Mette-Marit's Foundation was established in connection with their wedding in 2001.
SMIL
SMIL is a free after school program for students in 5th to 7th grade.
Gladmat
Gladmat works to promote increased interest and joy in food.
Kirkens Bymisjon
Kirkens Bymisjon works for people who face challenges in life for various reasons.
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Impact Startup
Impact Startup is a accelerator program for early-stage entrepreneurs addressing societal challenges.
Ventilene
Ventilene invites and facilitates activities for young relatives, who live or have lived in homes with difficult living conditions.
Pårørendesenteret
In Stavanger, Pårørendesenteret has established a physical center where people can come together.