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Staff at Paf contributes to Save the Children’s Child Foundation

Employees at the Nordic gaming company Paf’s head office in Mariehamn wore ugly Christmas sweaters and raised money from among themselves to contribute to charity. They collected a total of €1032.50.
The employees donated to Save the Children’s Child Foundation, which is a charity organisation based in on Åland, working among the needy children. Overall, Paf has 400 employees of various nationalities in their offices spread over Åland, in Helsinki, Stockholm, Riga, Tallinn, Oslo, Norrköping and Madrid.
About Paf:
Paf is a Nordic gaming company founded on Åland in 1966 to generate profit for the benefit of society. We were one of the very first gaming companies to go online in 1999. Many of our games on Paf.com are exclusive to Paf and developed by our in-house Games Studio. We are an award-winning industry leader in responsible gaming. Our physical gaming operations include over 30 cruise ships criss-crossing the Baltic and North Seas.
Paf has roughly 400 employees representing over 30 nationalities. Our offices are located on Åland, in Helsinki, Stockholm, Riga, Tallinn, Oslo, Norrköping and Madrid. Paf (Ålands Penningautomatförening) is licensed and controlled by the Government of Åland.
In 2017, the Paf Group had a total revenue of 116.5 million euros and a profit of 29.4 million euros.
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