Our Supporters
PROJECT PARTNERS AND FUNDERS
SUPPORTERS
Our supporter family - all that we’ve achieved so far has been down to the remarkable and often completely unconditional financial support from lots of different sources – many of whom are acknowledged below.
Cynthia Brooke
Sajni Shah
Isobelle Page
Frans Pettinga
Anne Schollmeyer
Sushil and Vina Radia
Suresh and Vibha Pabari
The Miller Family
Mark Newson-Smith
Rashmi Chatwani and family
Naomi Hoogervorst
Phillips - Ter Kuile Family
Yasmin Chaudry and family
Dr. Robert Bailey (a.k.a. Uncle Bob)
Mukesh Pabari and family
And to the African celebrities and other participants in our film that marked the launch of the #Plasticrevolution campaign on World Oceans Day 8th June 2017; They were; Eric Wainaina, Juliani, Patricia Kihoro, John Sibi-Okumo, Maia von Lekow, Ian Mbugua, James Wakibia, Chloe Pabari, Sam Ngaruiya, Judy Kibinge, Umra Omar
Special thanks as well to all the people who contribute with time, energy and passion and have helped grow this #plasticrevolution!
Leonard Schurg, Niamh Cusack, Matteo Boffa, Nathalie Houben, Alicia Brett, Jan van der Does, Elahe Anjarwalla, the team from Africa Practice, Pierina Redler, Lea Oneko, Ana Laura Santos, Mark Otieno, Naomi Phillips-Howard, Carole from Peponi, Angelika Scheutz, Mary Stone, Local Ocean Conservation, Regeneration Africa, Jennifer Waridi (Miss Lamu Tourism), Daniel Cooney, Nyambura Wahu, Linda Thom, Reshma Khan, Caroline Sawe, Amirah Karmali
Our Ambassadors
James Wakibia, a Nakuru native, transformed into an environmental activist fueled by his frustration with plastic pollution in his hometown. Driven by passion and a strong desire for lasting change, Wakibia initiated campaigns advocating for a ban on plastic bags capturing the attention of many, including the Kenyan government who then declared a ban on all single-use plastic carrier bags. Wakibia perceives plastic as a universal environmental threat and emphasizes the need for collective efforts to combat it. His mantra being "Less Plastic is fantastic,".
Éric Loizeau is a French adventurer known for his achievements in sailing and mountaineering. A pioneer in modern sailing, he has earned prestigious awards, including skipper of the year in 1978 and world multihull champion in 1986. Despite his success in sailing, Loizeau shifted his focus to become a mountaineer in 1990. As a thrill-seeker, he successfully climbed Mount Everest in 2003 and remains involved in sailing, actively contributing to the protection of oceans and the fight against plastic pollution through his ambassadorship with Race For Water and Flipflopi Project.
