Four Pillars
We pledge to give back 8% of profits to the following trusted organizations, actively fighting against global issues that are important to all of us. Donations will be split evenly four ways to the following causes to help protect our earth, oceans, society and wildlife.
Earth
One Tree Planted
www.onetreeplanted.org
About
'One Tree Planted’ are a non—profit organization focused on global reforestation. By planting more trees we can help offset carbon and reduce the effects of climate change.
Why Trees?
Trees are essential for clean air, water and biodiversity. Forests provide jobs to over 1.6 billion people. absorb harmful carbon from the atmosphere, clean the air we breathe, filter our water, provide habitat to over 80% of the worlds terrestrial biodiversity and are even key ingredients in 25% of all existing medicines.
Planting Areas
- North America
- Latin America
- Asia
- Africa
- Europe
- The Pacific
Mission
One Dollar = One Tree Planted.
One Tree Planted offer a simple way to help the environment by planting one tree for every dollar donated.
Their mission is to plant over 20 million trees in 2021.
Achievements
- Over 10+ million trees planted in 2020 in more than 28 countries, despite the pandemic.
- Over 16+ million trees planted in less than a decade.
Our Contribution
We donate 2% of all profits to help One Tree Planted save our planet.
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Peta
www.peta.org
About
People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) is the largest animal rights organization in the world. PETA focus on the four areas largest numbers of animals suffer the most and for the longest periods of time, in laboratories, food industry, clothing trade and for human entertainment.
Why Protect Animals?
In todays world of virtually unlimited choices and advanced knowledge, animal exploitation is simply unacceptable. We can eat better, educate ourselves better, clothe ourselves better and entertain ourselves better without torturing or killing animals. We have the power to spare animals excruciating pain by simply making better choices about the food we eat, things we buy and activities we support.
Animal Rights Issues
- Animals Used for Experimentation in Laboratories
- Animal Mass 'Factory Farming’ Abuse
- Animal Suffering and Deaths for Human Clothing and Accessories
- Animals Used and Abused for Forced Entertainment
- Mistreated Animal Companions
- Destruction and Takeover of Wildlife Habitats
Mission
Uncompromising Stands on Animal Rights.
PETA have always been known for uncompromising, unwavering views on animal rights and pointing out uncomfortable truths for the benefit of all animals. Their driving mission is to stop animal abuse worldwide.
Achievements
- Operating since 1980.
- Several Convictions of Animal Abusers.
- Ending Animal Testing or Cruelty for Major Brands and Businesses.
- Exposing Severe Animal Cruelty and Abusers.
- Saving Countless Animals from Abuse, Torture or Death.
- Uncovering Violations of Federal and State Anti-Cruelty Laws.
- Exposing and Ending Cruelty and Abuse at Multiple Factory Farms.
Our Contribution
We donate 2% of all profits to help PETA protect our animals.
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About
People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) is the largest animal rights organization in the world. PETA focus on the four areas largest numbers of animals suffer the most and for the longest periods of time, in laboratories, food industry, clothing trade and for human entertainment.
Why Protect Animals?
In todays world of virtually unlimited choices and advanced knowledge, animal exploitation is simply unacceptable. We can eat better, educate ourselves better, clothe ourselves better and entertain ourselves better without torturing or killing animals. We have the power to spare animals excruciating pain by simply making better choices about the food we eat, things we buy and activities we support.
Animal Rights Issues
- Animals Used for Experimentation in Laboratories
- Animal Mass 'Factory Farming’ Abuse
- Animal Suffering and Deaths for Human Clothing and Accessories
- Animals Used and Abused for Forced Entertainment
- Mistreated Animal Companions
- Destruction and Takeover of Wildlife Habitats
Mission
Uncompromising Stands on Animal Rights. PETA have always been known for uncompromising, unwavering views on animal rights and pointing out uncomfortable truths for the benefit of all animals. Their driving mission is to stop animal abuse worldwide.
Achievements
- Operating since 1980.
- Several Convictions of Animal Abusers.
- Ending Animal Testing or Cruelty for Major Brands and Businesses.
- Exposing Severe Animal Cruelty and Abusers.
- Saving Countless Animals from Abuse, Torture or Death.
- Uncovering Violations of Federal and State Anti-Cruelty Laws.
- Exposing and Ending Cruelty and Abuse at Multiple Factory Farms.
Our Contribution
We donate 2% of all profits to help PETA protect our animals.
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Unicef
www.unicef.org
About
Unicef works in over 190 countries and territories to protect the rights of all children.They are in support of child health and nutrition, safe water and sanitation, quality education and skill building, HIV prevention and treatment for mothers and babies, and the protection of children and adolescents from violence and exploitation.
Why Protect Children?
Unicef are advocates for the protection of children’s rights insisting that the survival, protection and development of children are universal development imperatives that are integral to human progress. Some of the problems children are facing today are poverty, malnutrition, limited or no access to education, HIV/AIDS, abuse, equality and the list goes on.
Globally at least half of all children under 5 suffer from hunger. One in three children are not growing well because of malnutrition. This is unacceptable.
Areas of Focus
- Child Protection and Inclusion; Gender Equality, Environment and Climate Change, Disabilities and Development
- Child Survival; Early Development, HIV/AIDS, Health, Nutrition, Water, Sanitation and Hygiene
- Education; Innovation, Equality, Early Learning
- Social Policy; Reduce Child Poverty, Child-Friendly Cities
- Emergencies, Humanitarian Action for Children, Lifesaving Supplies
- Research; Data, Evidence and Analysis, Global Insight
Mission
Protecting the Rights of Every Child.
Unicef are committed to ensuring protection for the most disadvantaged children - victims of war, disasters, extreme poverty, all forms of violence and exploitation and those with disabilities. Unicef fight for the rights of every child seeking safe shelter, nutrition, protection from disaster and conflicts and equality.
Achievements
- Operating for 75 Years.
- Global Action Towards Ending Poverty.
- Preventing and Lowering Barriers to Good Nutrition.
- Work Towards Strengthening Health Systems and Primary Health Care; - Immunize and Treat Children for Pneumonia, Diarrhea, Malaria and other Conditions
- Providing Quality Learning Opportunities and Skills Development Programs
- Positive Parenting Programs, Adolescent Girls Empowerment and Data
- Analysis to Help Governments Identify Barriers to Gender Equality.
- Providing Clean Water, Sanitization and Hygiene Facilities to Homes, Schools and Health Centers
- Support Affordable, Clean and Sustainable Energy
- Providing Solar Lighting for Schools, Solar Pumps to Vulnerable Communities and other Off-Grid Energy Solutions
- Prevention and Response to Child Labor and Rehabilitation
- Industry, Innovation Technologies and Infrastructure
- Social Protection Programs
- ‘Child-Friendly Cities Initiative’
- Promotion of Responsible Consumption and Production
- Climate Action
In 2018 Unicef Helped:
- Provide Safe Water to Over 43 Million People in Humanitarian Settings Across 64 Countries
- Respond to 285 Humanitarian Emergencies in 90 Countries
- Support Birth in Health Facilities for 27 Million Babies
- Provide 3 Doses of the Pentavalent Vaccine for an Estimated 65.5 Million Children
- Support Education of 12 Million Children
- Treat 4 Million Children with Severe Acute Malnutrition
Our Contribution
We donate 2% of all profits to help Unicef protect our children and future.
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Sea Shepherd
www.seashepherdglobal.org/
About
'Sea Shepherd’ are an international non-profit marine conservation organization, engaging in direct action campaigns to defend wildlife and conserve and protect the worlds oceans from illegal exploitation and environmental destruction.
Why Protect Our Oceans?
Our ocean and its inhabitants are dying from overfishing, ocean pollution and habitat destruction.
Fishing is the greatest threat to marine life and has already wiped out 90% of the worlds large fish. 24,000 fisheries workers die on the job per year with forced labor reported in 47 countries. $35 billion in subsidies is given to the fishing industry every year.
Active Campaigns
- Saving the Vaquita
- Preventing Illegal, Unreported and Unregulated Fishing
- Protecting Wild Salmon
- Beaked Whale Research
- Protecting Sea Turtles
- Ocean Cleanup
- Hurricane Relief
- Global Campaigns
Mission
Defend, Preserve and Protect our Oceans.
Sea Shepherd take direct action in protecting defenseless marine wildlife and ending the destruction of habitat in our worlds oceans. Their organization investigate and document when laws to protect the worlds oceans and wildlife are not enforced. Sea Shepherd’s tactics are effective in achieving results as they use direct action instead of billboards, petitions or protest marches.
Achievements
- Operating since 1977.
- Over 6000+ Whales Saved from Japanese Harpoon Ships.
- Protection against Seal Hunters.
- Hauled in Miles of Illegal Fishing Gear.
- Defeated One of Worlds Most Notorious Poaching Vessels after 110 Days.
- Independent Entities in Over 20 Countries Working Together on Global Campaigns.
- Work with Law Enforcement Agencies such as INTERPOL to Help Bring Poachers to Justice.
- Partnered with National Governments Globally to Stop Illegal, Unreported and Unregulated Fishing.
- International Fleet of 12 Ships and Several Smaller Boats Used for Direct-Action Ocean Conservation Campaigns.
Our Contribution
We donate 2% of all profits to help Sea Shepherd save our oceans.
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