Our partners
Plastic Free Planet
water.org
Sustainable Coastlines Hawai‘i
IGSM
Plastic Free Planet
Plastic Free Planet is a non-profit organization that fights against ocean pollution. Their mission is to remove, recycle and prevent plastic. There are over 150 employees in Southeast Asia and Africa who remove plastic waste from the ocean with their hands. It is later collected by the recycling companies and taken to a larger collection point. There it is sorted again and finally used for new products such as chairs etc.
"Three meals a day, sending children to school, electricity, a visit to the dentist - these are just a few examples of what our employees really want - and thanks to your help and our activities, they can now achieve it. All our employees abroad are paid above average. In the countries where we are able to do so, our employees are covered by social insurance."
Plastic Free Planet
Water.org
Water.org is a global non-profit organization dedicated to helping people gain access to clean water and sanitation in an affordable and cost-effective way. Today, 771 million people do not have access to clean water at home. And 1.7 billion have no access to a toilet.
The water crisis is negatively impacting the health and livelihoods of more than a third of our world's population. For 30 years, Water.org has made it its mission to provide water and sanitation to the world. Founded by Gary White and Matt Damon, Water.org is pioneering market-based financial solutions to the global water crisis.
"We have given more than 43 million people in 17 countries access to clean water, sanitation and the hope, health and opportunities that come with it. And we're expanding our work and reaching more people in need faster."
Water.org
Sustainable Coastlines Hawai‘i
Sustainable Coastlines Hawaiiis a nonprofit organization that organizes beach cleanups, coordinates educational programs and helps host litter-free or sustainable festivals. SCH started in 2010 with a small group of friends. They decided to take the cleanliness of their beaches into their own hands. Since then, SCH has removed more than 500,000 pounds of plastic from Hawaii's shores with the help of more than 35,000 volunteers. This has already led to better consumer behavior around the world. SCH educators focus on defining marine debris, where it comes from, how it affects animals and people, and most importantly, what we can do about it.
"After spending a few hours with the SCH crew's hard work, we know you'll never look at plastic the same way again."
Sustainable Coastlines Hawai'i
IGSM
IGSM is an association in Munich that is committed to the preservation and development of surfable waves that enable people to surf the river in harmony with nature. IGSM was originally an association of active surfers who enjoyed the Munich surf scene. Starting with the campaign to legalize the Munich Eisbach wave, an active group was formed that today tries to represent as many concerns of Munich's river surfers as possible.
"We are committed to preserving the waves in the city and the surrounding area, fighting for new surf spots, negotiating with the city council and supporting young people in practising this sport"
IGSM