We believe in giving back
Find Out About Our Initiatives
At our core, we believe in the power of giving back. With a commitment to sustainability and social responsibility, a portion of our earnings is dedicated to planting trees and supporting selected charities. Through these initiatives, we strive to positively impact the environment and contribute to causes that align with our values. By participating in our events, you make this possible. Through these Karma Yoga projects, we aim to create a sense of community and create a ripple effect of positive change. Together, we can make a meaningful difference in our world.
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PLANTING TREES
Planting trees is a multifaceted solution that yields numerous benefits for the environment and local communities alike. One of the primary advantages is the role trees play in carbon sequestration. Through photosynthesis, trees absorb carbon dioxide, mitigating climate change by reducing the concentration of greenhouse gases. This contributes to a healthier atmosphere and establishes trees as vital carbon sinks. Biodiversity thrives in forested ecosystems, making tree planting essential for preserving and restoring diverse plant and animal species. By creating habitats for wildlife, these initiatives foster ecological balance and resilience. Moreover, the economic implications of tree planting are significant for local communities. Employment opportunities arise from various aspects, including planting, maintenance, and the development of eco-tourism, providing a sustainable source of income.
SUPPORTING ANIMAL SHELTERS
As animal lovers, we are committed to supporting animal shelters and hospitals, especially in the places where we hold our events, such as Sri Lanka and Portugal. The challenges faced by animal shelters are inadequate resources and, in some countries, cultural attitudes towards animals. By offering financial assistance and raising awareness, we contribute to mainly volunteer-run organisations such as We Care Sri Lanka, Dog Care Clinic in Sri Lanka, ARA in Portugal, Noah’s Arc in Croatia and many more. These shelters play a crucial role in curbing pet overpopulation through spaying and neutering programs and promoting responsible pet ownership. Additionally, they act as vital resources during natural disasters or emergencies, rescuing and caring for displaced animals. Supporting these organisations fosters a compassionate society, promoting awareness and education about proper animal care and ethical treatment.
ORGANISING HUMANITARIAN EVENTS
We have been organising humanitarian events for almost two decades to assist those facing various challenges. From contributing to financial aid for natural disasters to providing support during refugee crises and addressing the needs of children, our efforts have consistently been driven by a commitment to making a tangible difference. Over the years, we've mobilised resources and fostered community involvement to bring relief where it's needed most. Our mission is grounded in compassion, and through these events, we aim to continue our work in helping those who require support, emphasising the impact that collective action can have on the lives of individuals and communities in crisis.
Trees Planted
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50 trees planted in Nepal by Eden Projects to help improve local livelihoods and restore forests in areas of critical importance.
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50 trees planted in Guinea by arboRise and the local NGO Guidre. A mix of 40 local tree species as mixed plantations are more sustainable.
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10 trees have been planted in Brasil to reforest the Mata Atlântica, one of the most endangered and biodiverse biomes in the world.
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70 trees planted for "Trees for Tigers" project in India helping one of India’s oldest reserves, prime habitat for tigers, prey species and elephants.
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20 trees in Mozambique. Supporting locals to plant + manage mangrove forests, offering employment and protecting biodiversity.
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50 trees in Senegal. Trees for the Future project partnering with local farmers rejuvenate the region, create food security and revenue for the farmers.
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50 pine trees in Portugal for reforestation and conservation. The project is an important step towards forest sustainability and nature conservation.
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50 trees in Cameroon. This TREES project addresses erosion, food insecurity and the unsustainable farming practices of smallholder cocoa farmers.
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10 trees in Bolivian Amazon. Planting trees between fields to stop erosion, bring back the forest and displaced wild life, restore humidity conditions.
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20 trees in Indonesia for Eden project working with communities experiencing poverty provides employment through mangrove reforestation.
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10 trees in the Peruvian Amazon (Camino Verde project) protecting biodiversity and indigenous rights, autonomy, and wisdom.
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50 trees planted for Usambara Biodiversity Conservation, Tanzania Preserving Biodiversity in the Eastern Arc Mountains rainforest.