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Charity: Water

Charity: water funds clean water projects in developing communities and proves every single one with GPS coordinates and photos, so donors can see exactly where their support went. Thanks to private donors covering operating costs, 100% of public donations go directly to water projects on the ground. Since 2006, they've helped bring clean water to over 20 million people - water that means fewer waterborne illnesses, more girls in school instead of walking miles to fetch water, and more time for families to build a better life.

WILD Foundation

For more than 50 years, the WILD Foundation has worked to protect wild places by strengthening the communities who live closest to them. They bring together Indigenous knowledge and modern conservation science to support locally-led stewardship around the world - from elephant landscapes in Mali to rainforest communities in the Amazon to Sámi lands in the Arctic. Their goal is ambitious but simple: keep at least half of Earth's lands and seas wild and intact, because that's what the science says life needs to thrive.

Save the Children

Save the Children works in dozens of countries to give children a healthy start, a quality education, and protection from violence and exploitation - especially girls and children caught in conflict. Their work spans humanitarian response in crisis zones, support for families to build resilience against poverty and shocks, and long-term programs that help kids stay in school and thrive. Their mission is simple: no child should be left behind, no matter where they're born.

Rainforest Foundation UK

Rainforest Foundation UK works hand-in-hand with Indigenous and local communities across the Congo Basin and beyond to protect the forests they call home. They've helped safeguard more than 84 million hectares of rainforest - an area larger than Scandinavia - by securing land rights, mapping community territories, and giving forest guardians the tools to report illegal logging in real time. Their approach is rooted in a simple belief: the people who live in the forest are its best protectors.

One Earth

One Earth connects scientists, Indigenous stewards, policymakers, and everyday citizens around a science-based roadmap for solving the climate crisis. Their framework spans three pillars - clean energy, nature conservation, and regenerative agriculture - and they've helped fund and publish more than 50 research reports while channeling support to grassroots climate solutions worldwide. Rather than just raising climate awareness, One Earth focuses on turning that knowledge into coordinated, fundable action.