Founded in 2017, the Green Hill Community School is a non-profit organization committed to providing affordable education to children aged 3 to 13 from underprivileged semi-rural and rural communities. The school offers not only basic education but also food and accommodation in temporary facilities, giving children a safe place to learn and grow. The organization believes that education is a fundamental human right, yet many of its students still lack basic supplies such as books and pens. Covering the costs for food, learning materials, teachers’ salaries, and transportation remains an ongoing challenge. At present, the Green Hill Community School is in urgent need of a new school van to safely transport children from distant villages to and from school. Every contribution helps the organization continue its mission to ensure that no child is left behind in accessing education and hope for a better future.

Eco Space Foundation is a vegan-based organization in Uganda dedicated to promoting compassion, sustainability, and food system change. Founded in 2023 and powered by volunteers, Eco Space inspires people through school and community outreaches to embrace veganism, respect animal rights, and protect the environment. Over 30,000 students in 45 schools have already been reached through its vegan education programs, shaping a kinder, sustainable future. With plans to expand vegan education to 30 more schools next year, Eco Space continues to spread the message of ethical and sustainable living. Beyond vegan education, it organizes vegan feeding activities, fruit tree planting, movie screenings, and street activism to build a compassionate world. Donations directly support outreach, purchase of vegan education materials, designing and printing vegan materials, a project built on hope, resilience and compassion.

ASECUSAR Association is a non-profit, community-based organization whose area of influence is in the San Pedro district, within the buffer zone of Chirripó National Park in Costa Rica. ASECUSAR was founded to protect and restore natural resources, promote sustainable tourism development, and conserve watersheds. Currently, ASECUSAR manages and protects approximately 40 hectares of mountain forest, which serves to safeguard the water intake of the San Pedro aqueduct. This forest is home to various animal and plant species and is used for hiking, environmental education, and community-based tourism. ASECUSAR was established in 2007, and over the years it has carried out projects in rural community tourism, monitoring and protection of natural resources, and environmental education.