
Rice for a school in Madagascar grew into a library and teachers’ house — helping the children of Anevoka keep learning, whatever the weather.

Fundraising with the Purple Community Fund to keep education alive for children whose families live without electricity, running water or a classroom to go to.

Working with New York’s Project Rousseau to bring a bilingual biodiversity project to young migrant children seeking asylum in the city.

From goats for Himba families to a life-saving clinic on the Kunene River, our partnership in remote north-west Namibia just keeps on growing.

In 2015 we travelled to Armeniș in Romania to see student conservation projects — and every single one won support to become reality.

We mentored Arise and Shine, helping young women in Zimbabwe grow a garden — and with it an income, new skills and independence.