Seed of Gratitude

In 2024, we supported three local organisations in the United Kingdom, Germany, and Poland, which planted trees on our behalf. Thanks to this effort, we jointly financed a total of 500 seedlings: 100 in the United Kingdom, 100 in Germany and 300 in Poland.

In 2023, we used an AI-powered chatbot to facilitate voting for organisations that we would later financially support. As a result, we divided our support among organisations focused on people (6), technology (4), and the environment (6).

As part of the WHO, we chose to support the following projects: support for victims of the war in Ukraine, fight against drought in the Sahel and Horn of Africa, help those in need to purchase vaccines, and support the fight against the COVID-19 virus 

A startup in which students, coming to study in Denmark, were given the opportunity to learn Danish by meeting with elderly people 

An international nonprofit technology company developing integrated tools and services to enable people to create solutions and mobilise the community to do good 

Focusing on efforts to save the Baltic Sea-supporting sustainable fisheries to promote cleaner seas 

An association established to change the lives of girls in Poland for the better and solve the problems they face while growing up 

A Dutch start-up that has created a barrier that holds back plastic while allowing fish and ships to flow unimpeded 

A leading UK charity committed to improving the well-being and mental health of children and young people 

In 2019, support was given to UNICEF’s ‘Gift without a Box’ initiative, focusing on helping children around the world. A proprietary voting platform based on blockchain technology was developed by us specifically for it. As part of the campaign, we also purchased numerous kits of vaccines, medicines and supplies for learning and teacher support.