Sponsors and partners

Play the Game 2022 was supported by:

The Municipality of Odense

Odense is the third largest city in Denmark with around 200,000 inhabitants. It is located on the island of Funen right in the centre of Denmark. Read more

Sport Event Denmark

Sport Event Denmark is the national Danish sports event organisation. Its vision is to make Denmark the ideal host of major international sporting events. Read more

The National Olympic Committee & Sports Confederation of Denmark (DIF)

DIF is the main organisation for 61 Danish sports federations. In addition to being responsible for both elite and amateur-level/recreational sports at a non-profit association level, DIF is also responsible for Danish participation in the Olympic Games. Read more

The Danish Foundation for Culture and Sports Facilities

The aim of the Danish Foundation for Culture and Sports Facilities is to develop and support construction in the field of sport, culture and leisure. Read more

Team Denmark

Team Danmark's purpose is to promote elite sports in Denmark. Read more

Anti Doping Danmark (ADD)

Anti Doping Danmark (ADD) is the national anti-doping agency of Denmark. ADD conducts doping control and information-, education- and prevention-tasks in both organised and recreational sport, including fitness centres. Read more

The Danish FA (DBU)

The Danish Football Association (DBU) was founded in 1889 and is the joint association for organised football in Denmark. Read more

DGI

DGI is a sports association in Denmark that works as an umbrella organisation for its more than 6.400 member sports clubs. Read more

Danish Union of Journalists (DJ)

The Danish Union of Journalists, founded in 1961, is a trade union for people who work in journalism, media and communications. DJ seeks to secure respect for press freedom and to encourage the media and communication sectors to actively promote openness and dialogue in society. Read more

Norwegian Union of Journalists (NJ)

The Norwegian Union of Journalists is the national trade union for Norwegian journalists. The union’s member operate on the basis of the right to free information and the consideration of professional integrity. Read more

Danish Federation for Company Sport

The Danish Federation for Company Sport works to stimulate the interest in sport and exercise through the workplace. This is done through non-profit company sports clubs and by health initiatives and campaigns at the workplace. Read more

Danish Sports Journalists

Danish Sports Journalists is an association for Danish sport journalists and sports press photographers. Read more

University of Southeren Denmark

University of Southern Denmark (SDU) has five faculties with more than 27,000 students distributed across its main campus in Odense and regional campuses in Slagelse, Kolding, Esbjerg and Sønderborg. Read more

Media City Odense

Media City Odense is a nonprofit that works to attract talent and resources to the region and industry, as well as developing projects across industry, knowledge institutions and the public sector. Read more