Kronborg Cup is an association consisting of 7 football clubs that organizes Kronborg Cup every year. If, after the Kronborg Cup, there is a profit from this year's event, the majority of it goes back to the cooperating and organizing clubs behind the Kronborg Cup. In addition, a small part of the profit is used to secure and develop the tournament in the future. There are therefore no investors or companies taking the profits away from the clubs and local associations in the municipality. In other words, the volunteers' hard work helps to generate a very important financial contribution to football and sport locally.
Kronborg Cup has contributed more than DKK 3 million to support and develop Elsinore Municipality. Among other things, this has helped develop sports and football work in Elsinore Municipality in a unique collaboration across the clubs and enabled support for young football players and sports work in the clubs in the local community. In this way, Kronborg Cup becomes more than a football tournament, but a football community in the municipality, whose core task is to organize Kronborg Cup for the benefit of children and young people and promote Helsingør Municipality.
Kronborg Cup does not accept applications for support, as we only support financially associations that have helped during Kronborg Cup.
Most of the profits from Kronborg Cup go to youth football in the football clubs in the municipality that organise the tournament. The funding goes, among other things, to team trips to tournaments at home and abroad, experiences for young football players, support for events and tournaments for socially vulnerable youth players who do not have the financial means at home, and to training for coaches and managers in the clubs.
Every year Kronborg Cup pays a grant to a number of smaller local associations in the municipality of Helsingør, who help out during the weekend with tasks that relieve Kronborg Cup's many volunteers.
Kronborg Cup has previously, in cooperation with FANT (Football for A New Tomorrow), collected used football boots from Kronborg Cup participants and football shirts for children in Sierra Leone who do not have the same conditions as in Denmark.
