Member voting

You can express your opinion in member votes! Member votes are advisory votes in which Tradeka members can express their opinions. Votes may concern, for example, donations or the development of member benefits. Each member vote includes information about what is being voted on and how the result of the vote will affect decision-making.

Voting takes place on topics submitted to the Oma Tradeka service. Each member can only cast one vote per vote, and votes cannot be changed later. Voting is completely anonymous.

In addition to member votes, members can influence decisions by creating and voting on their own member initiatives.

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Results of the 2024 membership vote

In Tradeka's 2024 member vote, members were able to directly influence the allocation of donations; a total of €100,000 was up for grabs in the vote. The amount will be distributed entirely based on the voting results. More votes were cast than last year, with a total of 3,884. The full voting results can be viewed on the Oma Tradeka member portal.

All items selected for voting were chosen from members' suggestions. Thank you to everyone who made proposals and voted!

Of the nine voting options, Sekasin-chat received the most votes, with approximately 36% of the vote and a total of €36,000 to support young people's mental health.

Irti Huumeista ry and Pyhtään lintuhoitola received the same number of votes, 10% each. Suomen Latu's Metsämörri nature education program also achieved the same result in percentage terms. The share of votes guarantees each organization approximately €10,000 for the development and maintenance of its own activities. UNICEF received 9% of the votes cast, and Finnwatch and Pienperheyhdistys ry both received 8%. Based on the vote, donations will also be made to the peace expert organizations Rauhanliitto and The Committee of 100.

Results of the 2024 membership vote

Of the nine voting options, Sekasin-chat received the most votes, with approximately 36% of the vote and a total of €36,000 to support young people's mental health.

Results of the 2023 membership vote

In Tradeka's 2023 member vote, members were able to directly influence the allocation of donations; a total of €100,000 was up for grabs in the vote. The amount will be distributed entirely based on the voting results. More votes were cast than last year, with a total of 3,524. The full voting results can be viewed on the Oma Tradeka member portal.

All items selected for voting were chosen from members' suggestions. Thank you to everyone who made proposals and voted!

Of the eight voting targets, the Finnish Red Cross Disaster Relief Fund received the most votes, with 21% of the vote and a total of approximately €21,000 to distribute in aid to Ukraine. In second place was Yeesi ry with 19% of the votes, which received approximately €19,000 for mental health work with young people. The Family Caregivers Association and the Natural Heritage Foundation both received 14% of the votes. Based on the vote, donations will also be made to Joulupuu ry, Ruoka-apu.fi, the Finnish Nature League for children's and youth camp and club activities, and the Committee of 100 for peace ambassador training.

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Results of the 2022 membership vote

In Tradeka's 2022 member vote, members were able to directly influence the allocation of donations; a total of €50,000 was up for grabs in the vote. The amount will be distributed entirely based on the voting results. More votes were cast than last year, with a total of 2,106. The full voting results can be viewed on the Oma Tradeka member portal.

Thank you to everyone who made proposals and voted!

Of the six voting options, the Finnish Red Cross Disaster Relief Fund received the most votes, with 33% of the vote and a total of €16,500 to distribute in aid to Ukraine.

Hope ry came in second with 32% of the votes. This share of the votes guarantees Hope ry €16,000 to support children's and young people's hobbies. TUL's sports clubs received 15% of the votes. Based on the vote, donations will also be made to the Finnish Association for Nature Conservation for the restoration of mires, to SEY for animal welfare work in Finland, and to the streaming of opera and ballet performances to nursing homes, among other things.

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Results of the 2021 membership vote

In Tradeka's 2021 member vote, members were able to directly influence the allocation of donations; a total of €50,000 was up for grabs in the vote. The amount will be distributed entirely based on the voting results. A total of 1,867 votes were cast. All of the items selected for the vote were proposed by members. Thank you to everyone who made proposals and voted!

Of the five voting options, the Nature Heritage Foundation received the most votes, with 26% of the vote and a total of €13,000 for the protection of Finnish forests and nature.

In second place, with the same percentage, were the TUL sports clubs and the Salvation Army's Auta Ihmistä (Help People) collection. Based on the vote, an additional €8,500 will be donated to MIELI ry's Sekasin chat service to support the mental well-being of young people, and €6,000 to the Partion Ystävät fund.

Results of the 2020 membership vote

Tradeka's first member vote took place in August and September 2020. Members were able to directly influence the allocation of donations. A total of €100,000 was available for distribution in the member vote. Half of the amount will be distributed equally among all those who participated in the vote, and half will be distributed based on the member vote.

Of the six voting options, MIELI ry received the most votes, with 27% of the vote, receiving a total of approximately €22,000 to support mental health work among young people. The Finnish Nature Conservation Foundation, which came second with the same percentage of the vote, received only a few votes less. The Finnish Nature Conservation Foundation will use the funds it received to research and protect endangered species and ecosystems. The other items in the vote were Eetti ry, Icehearts, Ikäänny Ilolla club, and UNICEF Finland.