Our work and impact cut across five key areas: rainforests, oceans, biodiversity, endangered species and humanity. And within each of these we help a variety of causes in need — from ensuring the planet’s rhinos still roam to making certain there is clean water for all. At VAKOVAKO, we believe there is a cause for everyone, and the choice for which to support is entirely up to you.

To create enduring change, we must work together. That's why we proudly support the following accredited nonprofit organizations working tirelessly to better our planet and whose efforts holistically align with our values and at least one of our key impact areas —  oceans, rainforests, endangered species, biodiversity and humanity. By leveraging these relationships, we are better able to achieve maximum impact and influence the course of change for our world.

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With the support of Leonardo DiCaprio and leading conservation scientists, Re:Wild works with local stewards to help rewild biodiverse areas and restore at-risk wildlife species.

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Nonprofits

By supporting VAKOVAKO, you support the future of our planet. We rely on your unwavering commitment to help sustain our mission and ensure 100% of contributions are directed towards nonprofits and intended causes. Consider making a donation to VAKOVAKO to support our operations and continued efforts.

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Join us in supporting projects that help in war-torn Ukraine. 100% of the donations collected go to help Ukrainian hospitals, to purchase protective and defensive equipment for Ukraine's defenders, and even to support Ukrainian animal rescue stations.

Stand Up for Ukraine

Médecins Sans Frontières provide medical and humanitarian assistance to people threatened by natural disasters, wars and epidemics. Each year, they treat millions of patients around the world. They also bring their testimonies to draw attention to the crises whose consequences they help to mitigate.

Médecins Sans Frontières

For over 30 years, Amazon Watch has been working to protect rainforest and advance the rights of indigenous populations of the Amazon Basin in Ecuador, Peru, Colombia and Brazil.

Amazon Watch

Rainforest Action Network, with the help of strategically targeted campaigns and partnerships, advocates for a world in which all communities are respected and where forests, climate and wild biodiversity are all protected.

Rainforest Action Network

Rainforest Trust targets the planet’s most threatened tropical lands, wildlife and communities by establishing legally recognized and protected rainforest reserves.

Rainforest Trust

Oceana is the largest international organization dedicated to protecting and restoring the world’s oceans through science-based policy campaigns.

Oceana

The Ocean Conservancy is a nonprofit dedicated to preserving the world’s oceans by championing evidence-based solutions and raising awareness regarding our oceans’ greatest challenges. 

Ocean Conservacy

Through direct action, advocacy and awareness-building, Sea Shepherd Conservation Society works solely to protect and conserve the world’s oceans and marine wildlife.

Sea Shepherd Conservation Society

A leading conservation organization, the World Wildlife Fund tackles global issues by focusing its efforts around six key areas — forests, marine, freshwater, wildlife, food and climate — to ensure a sustainable future for people and nature.

World Wildlife Fund

The Nature Conservancy is a global environmental nonprofit fighting climate change and biodiversity loss through land and water conservation efforts.

The Nature Conservancy

Greenpeace is a global network of organizations working to preserve the environment through peaceful protests and creative communication.

Greenpeace Fund

The WILD Foundation envisions a world in which people and the planet flourish by targeting climate change, wildlife endangerment and extinction, and future pandemics.

WILD Foundation

To save the planet’s wildest species and places, the Wildlife Conservation Society combines globe-spanning conservation programs, partnerships and education with the management of the world’s largest network of urban wildlife parks.

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$200 Million Fund to Protect the Amazon

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