JumpYard continues its work to create joy through movement for more children and, in April, in connection with Min Stora Dag’s initiative A Month for Children in Hospitals, is launching a limited-edition jump sock together with the organization. In addition to featuring the organization on the sock, JumpYard will donate SEK 100,000 to Min Stora Dag as part of the launch. All to continue supporting their important work in fulfilling wishes for children who are facing difficult challenges.
Behind every jump, flip and moment of laughter lies JumpYard’s greater ambition: to get more children and young people moving, to foster a sense of community, and to create that euphoric feeling that arises when joy takes over in a jump and everything else fades away for a moment. As the collaboration with Min Stora Dag now takes further shape through a dedicated jump sock, this is exactly the feeling they aim to convey — a moment where you are not a patient or feeling worried, but simply a child, present in movement and in the now.
The jump sock will be sold in all JumpYard parks throughout April, in connection with A Month for Children in Hospitals. Through this initiative, JumpYard aims to highlight children who spend a large part of their time in hospitals and contribute to creating more bright moments in their lives.
– We work every day to help children experience genuine joy through movement. For us, it is a given to use our activity parks and our reach to create more moments of joy and community for children going through something difficult. The jump sock in collaboration with Min Stora Dag is a concrete way for us to contribute, says Pelle Möller, CEO of JumpYard.
The specially designed sock becomes a symbol of movement, play and togetherness — and of how small initiatives can create big experiences.
The collaboration with Min Stora Dag extends beyond the sock itself. JumpYard continuously contributes by creating movement-filled experiences in its parks for children and families whose everyday lives are shaped by hospital visits and treatments. The partnership is part of JumpYard’s long-term ambition for more children to experience joy through movement, strength and community, regardless of their circumstances.
– With this sock, we are taking our collaboration with JumpYard to the next level! It is a wonderfully fun and creative way to support our month for children in hospitals, and thereby all children facing a tough everyday life with illness, says Maria af Geijerstam, Head of Partnerships at Min Stora Dag.
The Min Stora Dag sock is available in all JumpYard parks throughout April, or while supplies last.
Pelle Möller, Founder & CEO
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JumpYard was founded in 2017 and is today one of the largest and fastest growing companies in the market for trampoline and activity parks in Europe. The company currently operates 28 wholly owned trampoline parks in Sweden, Denmark, Norway, Spain and Portugal. JumpYard wants to counteract sedentary behavior by offering fun movement and has been part of Generation Pep's network since 2020. The company has around 1000 employees.