CAMPAIGN
We wearth it- sports for climate change
Sports for Climate Change is a movement that serves as an invitation for all to work with respect and excellence towards sustainability.
Our goal for this project is to cover as many kilometers as possible through your active participation for climate change, environmental protection and ocean conservancy. Wear your running shoes, your swimming suit or ride your bicycle, do as many kilometers you want, donate our cause and tag as on social media, using the hashtags #we_wearth_it & #sportsforclimate! Use the power of sports to raise awareness! For more information you may access our project through the GiveandFund web-page or you may choose to donate directly our project with the below button.
Thank you for your active participation and support!
Cumulatively small decisions, choices, actions, make a very big difference.
-Jane Goodal-
Ethelon Days, 5-7 December 2019
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Ocean Conservancy Seminar, 28 November 2019
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Climate Change Workshop 21 November 2019
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Beach Clean-up, Karteros beach, Heraklion 19 August 2019
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