Boost your impact! Tips and info
Take on a 40-day challenge to cut emissions by changing how you eat, travel, or use energy.
Raise funds to provide urgent help to those on the frontlines of climate crisis.
Let your actions speak louder than words.
Fundraising tips
Make it personal
Share why this challenge matters to you and inspire more people to donate.
Set a goal and go BIG!
A higher target motivates more donations. Increase it when you’re close!
Use social media
The more you share, the more support you’ll get. Spread the word!
Keep supporters updated
Regular posts on progress, struggles, and wins keep your supporters engaged.
Show gratitude
Thank donors personally to make them feel appreciated and valued.
Ask more than once
People forget! A friendly reminder can lead to more donations.
How your action makes a difference
Every choice matters. Whether you’re cutting food waste, rethinking transport, or reducing energy use, your commitment helps lower emissions, conserve resources and create a fairer, more sustainable world for all.
Food production creates one-third of global emissions, with beef and lamb having the largest footprint. Skipping beef and lamb for 40 days can halve your food-related emissions while saving water and forests. And with, food waste accounting for 8–10% of global emissions, planning meals and reducing waste means less methane pollution and a healthier planet. Every meal choice matters!
Transport makes up 25% of global CO2 emissions, with cars a major contributor. Swapping car rides for walking, cycling, or public transport cuts carbon emissions and reduces pollution. Fewer car trips mean cleaner air, healthier communities and less congestion. If 1 in 5 people switched to greener transport, millions of tonnes of emissions could be avoided every year.
Household energy use drives nearly 20% of global emissions. Simple changes like coldwater washes, air drying, and reducing heating/cooling can cut energy use by up to 90%. If every household adjusted their thermostat by just 2°C, global energy demand would drop dramatically. Less energy use means fewer fossil fuels burned, cleaner air and a more sustainable future.
The fashion industry alone creates 10% of global emissions, while mass production depletes forests, water and energy. So avoiding new purchases reduces waste and saves resources. Repairing, reusing, and buying second-hand cuts landfill waste and pollution. Every product skipped means fewer fossil fuels burned, helping slow climate change and reducing the strain on natural ecosystems. Small changes make a big impact!
