Philippines floods: Urgent support for safe water and hygiene
Communities across Luzon, including Metro Manila and Central Luzon, continue to face disrupted access to safe water, sanitation and essential services.
We are proud to announce our 10 new nonprofit partners!
Across 11 countries, these projects will address key social and environmental challenges impacting more than 10,000 people; from education and employment to climate resilience and biodiversity protection.
We participated in the ESG Week in the Philippines!
Philippines
During ESG Week, we connected with our nonprofit partners and the communities they serve, witnessing firsthand the impact of collaboration in creating positive change.
Cite Saint-Damien’s inauguration of new school building
Benin: Cite Saint-Damien
Strengthening education, culture, and environmental sustainability by expanding learning opportunities, supporting children with learning difficulties, and promoting sustainable agriculture through training and environmental education.
Let’s celebrate with Ateliere Fara Frontiere CROP in Romania, Planet Water Foundation, Life Project 4 Youth (LP4Y) & Project PEARLS in the Philippines!
A big moment for our nonprofit partners, whose inspiring work is being recognized for transforming lives in Romania and in the Philippines.
Ocean Alive Makes Waves in the News!
Ocean Alive is leading a vital initiative to protect and restore seagrass meadows in Soltróia, Portugal.
Annual Report 2025
Discover how we’re turning purpose into real outcomes across communities worldwide.
2025 Impact and Our 2026 Impact in Action
In 2026, we’re thrilled to roll out a fresh wave of 31 transformative projects while maintaining 36 partnerships that drive real, positive change.
Hurricane in Madagascar
Madagascar: Mitia Madagasikara
We are going to help as a major cyclone struck the East Coast of the country
Drink Water from Air
Tunisia: Rotary Club Le Belvedere
In the arid region of Kairouan, Tunisia, Awled Ayar School recently received two KUMULUS Water machines. With no access to drinking water on campus, students previously had to bring small bottles for the entire day—making this installation a vital and timely solution.