"Tell me and I forget, teach me and I remember, involve me and I learn." – Benjamin Franklin - The Circular Roadshow brings this wisdom to life. Housed in a repurposed school bus, it’s a mobile classroom tackling ocean plastic pollution by delivering hands-on recycling education to rural communities. Students actively transform collected ocean plastic into useful products using small-scale machines, gaining a deeper understanding of sustainability and the power of conscious choices. After 500 successful workshops in Hong Kong, the program is now launching in the Philippines, starting on Mindoro Island. Known as the "Emerald Isle of the Philippines," this biodiverse region faces growing threats from plastic waste. Partnering with the Koma Karanth Foundation, Ocean Material, and SANUSPLANET, the program aims to visit 100 schools, engage 10,000 students, and inspire over 1 million people in its first two years. Be part of the change!

The National Animal Rights Association is a voluntary animal rights group based in Dublin, Ireland. „NARA“ acts for a world where animals are free from use, abuse, and exploitation. To help achieve this, they have many ongoing campaigns, spreading awareness through information stalls and demonstrations, inviting the society to look behind the scenes, creating connections between our daily choices and the with it created outcome for animals. NARA also works to achieve legislative change, both on a council and national level. Their most successful campaign to date was the ban on fur farming in Ireland, and they are now working to ban hare coursing, which is a bloodsport still legal in Ireland. Investigating the pig industry in Ireland by filming inside pig farms resulted in a huge amount of media coverage and support from the society and politicians. The horrible footage inside the pig farms resulted into NARA’s first major campaign to tackle animal agriculture.

Quadrupedes is an animal welfare association founded in 2005. Over the years, it has developed into a pure sanctuary for old, sick, disabled or abused dogs and cats. Quadrupedes currently cares for 16 dogs and 6 cats. These animals come from Austria, Bulgaria, Romania, Serbia, Bosnia, Croatia and the Ukraine. Blind, deaf, heart-sick, three-legged dogs and even a two-legged bitch have found a new home here. Most of the cats are very shy due to the abuse they have suffered. Sometimes Quadrupedes also acts as a hospice when animals are taken in that only have a short time left to live. The dogs roam freely in the house and garden, while the cats have a large cat room in the attic, which offers a secure run into the outbuilding. The sanctuary is also the home of the founders, who look after the animals 24/7. This commitment has become their life's work. Each animal is cared for, loved and cuddled according to its needs.

Valarie Chao was a teacher with heart and soul and retired after 35 years of service. However, the sprightly pensioner still dreamed of a school for orphans, who should also have the chance of a good education. So she decided to set up such a school. Today, more and more adults are coming and asking for their children to be admitted. Most of them have children in their care who have lost one or both parents and therefore have no one to pay the school fees! After the death of Valarie Chao, the granddaughter (Valarie) of the deceased spontaneously agreed to continue the school. With the recognition of the association as a non-profit organization in 2017, people from all over the world can now help this school and the children. All donations flow 100% into the school project. This covers the renovation costs and pays the teachers.