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Sonja Dinner, born on October 25, 1962, is a Swiss philanthropist who serves as the board president for The Dear Foundation Switzerland and Dear Foundation Solidarité Suisse. These nonprofit foundations are based near Zurich, specifically in Affoltern Am Abis. Sonja received the Teddy Kollek Award in 2013 to acknowledge her longstanding efforts in Jerusalem to promote peaceful coexistence among Jews, Muslims, and Christians. In 2014, Sonja was recognized as the Top Female Professional for her philanthropic endeavors, highlighting her remarkable dedication to charitable causes. In 2015, she received a humanitarian award[1] from Worldwide Branding, further underscoring her commitment to humanitarian efforts and positively impacting society. ↵
Philanthropy
After a tenure as the CEO and primary shareholder of Heyde AG, an information technology company, Sonja established The DEAR Foundation Switzerland in 2006. This foundation financially supports humanitarian projects worldwide, focusing on assisting individuals in vulnerable situations, particularly women and children. The foundation has a broad portfolio of topics across 5 continents, including education, health, child protection, the promotion of women's rights, poverty alleviation, economic empowerment, and the promotion of peaceful coexistence between religions.
DearMamma Campaign
After losing a close friend to breast cancer in 2006, Sonja became interested in raising awareness among women about the importance of regular self-examinations. Her efforts resulted in several foundation initiatives, including sponsoring an annual run, offering a free mobile app (iOS/Android) to help women with self-examinations, introducing a pink tram, and creating a documentary that tells the stories of women living with breast cancer from various backgrounds in Africa, the Middle East, and Europe.
References
- ^ "Sonja Dinner". Elite Women Worldwide. 2023-09-26. Archived from the original on 2023-09-27. Retrieved 2023-09-26.