The mission of the Fundación Hablemos Por Ellos (“Let's talk for them Foundation”) is to reunite hearts that have been broken by human apathy. Different species in our world suffer every day for many reasons, often caused by our own species. This makes it very understandable that many animals lose their faith in the good in humans. This organization has made it its mission to give animals a chance to rebuild this trust and perhaps experience love for the very first time in their lives. The Fundación Hablemos Por Ellos rescues, rehabilitates and rehomes especially those of our furry friends who have not had as much luck in their lives as most of the animals on our sofa at home. Many of the animals are given a new and loving home as a result. 

Valarie Chao was a teacher with heart and soul and retired after 35 years of service. However, the sprightly pensioner still dreamed of a school for orphans, who should also have the chance of a good education. So she decided to set up such a school. Today, more and more adults are coming and asking for their children to be admitted. Most of them have children in their care who have lost one or both parents and therefore have no one to pay the school fees! After the death of Valarie Chao, the granddaughter (Valarie) of the deceased spontaneously agreed to continue the school. With the recognition of the association as a non-profit organization in 2017, people from all over the world can now help this school and the children. All donations flow 100% into the school project. This covers the renovation costs and pays the teachers. 

The FUNDACION GERONTOLOGICA MI SEGUNDO HOGAR, is a non-profit organization, established in 2005, in the city of Bogotá, Colombia. Currently this institution houses 42 elderly people, who due to circumstances beyond their control lack the economic resources to meet their basic needs. This situation has led the organization to commit themselves with dedication, day by day, to provide quality treatment to the grandparents and thus achieve their physical and mental well-being. 100% of the donated amount will be used to support the seniors, providing a better quality of life, making them feel, as if they were in their own homes. Day by day the challenges increase, but with help, the organization can continue to provide food, care and love to the elderly. It is important to continue being part of the change, building transformations full of smiles and love for others.

Treescape Planet Organization promotes sustainable development through environmental conservation in Uganda. This organization is focused on afforestation, agroforestry, and re-afforestation to combat deforestation and protect biodiversity. Their projects, like Greening Nakaseke and Inclusive Tree Planting, engage schools and local communities in tree planting and environmental education. Treescape Planet also works on partnerships and funding to support their efforts and ensure lasting impact. By fostering environmental responsibility, Treescape Planet aims to build resilience against the global changes in our environment and so contribute to a sustainable future. The organization’s belief is, that trees are mother earth’s way of showering us with love and beauty, teaching us how important it is to be self-sustainable. Since 2020 Treescape planted over 5.370 trees in Uganda together with schools and local farmers to bring environmental, social and economic benefits to their communities. 

Wildhood Foundation is a Swedish non profit organization dedicated to protecting Africa’s wildlife and nature for future generations. By preserving large areas of wilderness with rich biodiversity through tackling poaching, illegal wildlife trade and illegal logging thousands of species of wildlife, trees and plants are being protected. Wildhood's holistic approach to conservation includes partnering and working together with local communities to empower female rangers and local leaders. Wildhood funds the training and deployment of rangers, provides essential equipment and supports education for kids in local communities surrounding the wildlife areas. Wildhood also work to preserve natural habitats and promote sustainable community development to reduce human-wildlife conflict. 

"Tell me and I forget, teach me and I remember, involve me and I learn." – Benjamin Franklin - The Circular Roadshow brings this wisdom to life. Housed in a repurposed school bus, it’s a mobile classroom tackling ocean plastic pollution by delivering hands-on recycling education to rural communities. Students actively transform collected ocean plastic into useful products using small-scale machines, gaining a deeper understanding of sustainability and the power of conscious choices. After 500 successful workshops in Hong Kong, the program is now launching in the Philippines, starting on Mindoro Island. Known as the "Emerald Isle of the Philippines," this biodiverse region faces growing threats from plastic waste. Partnering with the Koma Karanth Foundation, Ocean Material, and SANUSPLANET, the program aims to visit 100 schools, engage 10,000 students, and inspire over 1 million people in its first two years. Be part of the change!

In 2024, global warming took its toll on corals worldwide. It is necessary to increase countermeasure activities through multiplication of educational activities especially in coral restoration. Anuar Abdullah, founder of Ocean Quest Global, creates programs that aim to teach as many people as possible in the coastal communities on coral propagation and preparing them for environmental emergency. The human capital available on every tropical coastline must be utilized if the world wants to offset the destruction of reefs globally. Training on ethical practices for enterprises that rely on coral reefs like island resorts, tourism agencies, marine national parks, and diving centers must also run concurrently with the rehabilitation. This includes pollution control, reducing over-diving impact, and ending environmental damage they continually inflicted of corals. This holistic approach is now necessary as the rate of devastation rises. 

Captain Fanplastic raises environmental literacy amongst youth globally through experiential education; that drives behavioural change in order to connect children more to their environment, prevent plastic pollution and manage waste better. This organization turns youth into friendly pirates who believe that waste is #NoTrashButTreasure. This September Captain Fanplastic is turning into #TheOceanStartsHere Month. No matter where we humans live, we are all connected to the ocean, through water or wind. The big goal of Captain Fanplastic is to raise $10,000 to provide 20 under-resourced schools and 2,000 learners in South Africa with access to environmental literacy via the Captain’s Challenge Do-It-Yourself Boxes. These boxes include exciting literacy for young pirates and cleanup materials to inspire conscious action through storytelling and gamified cleanups. 

SANUSLIFE has been supporting the Fondazione Butterfly since 2016. With the donated money, five drinking water wells were built in various regions of Ethiopia by 2020, several dry wells were renovated, two schools with rainwater collection systems and water tanks as well as several equipped classrooms were built. Millions of people around the world have no access to clean drinking water. The cooperation with the Italian foundation “Fondazione Butterfly onlus” is therefore particularly close to our hearts. Hundreds of families in Oddarena, Eso, Adonago, Kokhit, Haryayato, Gamada and Meday are already benefiting from this support. Twenty years of civil war and the violent conflict in the Tigray region in recent years have cost the lives of several hundred thousand people. Added to this are the social and economic crisis, extreme poverty and the destruction of the physical infrastructure. The war is now over, but support is still needed. 

The story of the Asian elephant is a story of struggle and survival. The Save Elephant Foundation has been at the forefront of elephant conservation in Asia for over two decades. Whether as a tourist attraction for elephant riding programs, in the logging industry or as a source of ivory, elephants are in demand. The Save Elephant Foundation's multi-faceted approach includes the rescue and rehabilitation of elephants and many other animals in need, education through sustainable ecotourism, protection of the natural environment and support for local communities. At the Elephant Nature Park, thousands of dogs, cats, water buffalo, pigs, elephants and other animals are cared for and finally allowed to live a safe life, often after years of being exploited by humans. Our support contributes a small part of the costs for food and medical help for hundreds of elephants in the Elephant Nature Park.