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At the RISK Conference, we’re not just about cutting-edge technology and business strategies; we’re also passionate about creating a brighter future for the next generation. We believe in giving back and supporting young people, especially those who may face challenges in pursuing their dreams.
That’s why we’re committed to empowering aspiring athletes and providing them with the resources they need to succeed. Whether it’s funding for training programs, access to top-notch equipment, or scholarships to pursue their athletic careers, we’re dedicated to helping them reach their full potential.
And you can be a part of this incredible mission too! By participating in our humanitarian auction, you’ll not only have the chance to acquire unique items and experiences but also directly contribute to making a difference in the lives of young athletes. Together, we can inspire and uplift the next generation, ensuring they have every opportunity to shine bright and achieve their dreams.
About the organizations
The Mastercard Sports Academy is intended for athletes. On the one hand, professional athletes and those who are well on their way to becoming one. On the other hand, also for those who want to be connected with sports in any way.
The Football School of Soccer club Fužinar is in the heart of the Carinthia region in Slovenia, close to the Austrian border. The Ravne na Koroškem city is smaller in size but very famous for sports, achievements, and open mind people. The city itself is sports-oriented and thus enables and offers opportunities for football development.
Football school currently counts already around 200 children, who are looked after by educated coaches, most of them with PRO licenses, thus enabling a wide potential for the future of club.
The skijumping section of the Smučarsko društvo Dolomiti continues the rich and 60-year active tradition of ski jumping in Šentvid at Ljubljana. As before, the non-profit organization is developing a new age of promising talent that follow the steps of their predecessors, among which are Slovenia’s most successful jumpers, such as Miran Tepeš (with a silver medal at the Olympic Games in 1988 in Calgary) and Peter Žonta (with a bronze medal from the Olympic Games in 2002 in Salt Lake City).