Les ChryollesHamlet reborn · Valmeinier

Values

Christine and Olivier Baud — The values that drive us

Christine is deeply devoted to social causes, in a quiet mountain setting... and so the founding ideas take shape: the birth of the "Les Chryolles" project

Our Core Values

"Les Chryolles" was created by the Baud family with the purpose and values below, which we wish to pass on to our descendants and share with our friends:

Preserve nature...

Preserve nature, quiet, and the environment

no road, no car, just trees and quiet

Openness to others... openness to those who cannot otherwise enjoy the mountains

Openness to those who cannot otherwise enjoy the mountains

allowing people in need to enjoy the mountains free of charge

A shared life...

A shared life while preserving a minimum of individual independence

the hamlet is not a place for individualists, but one that encourages exchange and the pleasure of meeting others

Respect for others...

Respect for others in their differences

regardless of generation, social background, religion, and so on

Protect simplicity...

Protect simplicity as much as possible

no ostentatious display of wealth, no commerce, a direct bond with nature

No personal profit...

Avoid any personal financial profit: no family member may benefit financially from this project

a non-profit activity; resale is forbidden

A Unique Family Company

A Non-Profit Principle

The Baud family gives up its inheritance in Energy Pool and retains only the rights of use to "Les Chryolles"... which can never become a source of income or the proceeds of a resale.

The only possible way out: donating the project to Emmaüs

A Truly Family Company

where everyone pays,
family included

Total equality

Our Social Mission

A project built on solid values, meant to serve social causes and to last

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Rentals

To cover payroll costs and generate a surplus for the social mission

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Family and friends

Everyone pays, founders included

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Social mission

For people who can never afford the mountains and who truly need them