How does it work?
Our platform will help you implement your own social impact project in real life. Here’s how:
Gather a team
and come up with your own idea for a project that has a positive impact on others
Carry out your project
with the help of platform guidelines
Get a certificate
recognized by employers around the world
Why do it?
See what you can gain by creating a project on our platform!
and know-how
Gain practical skills
and know-how
Based on insights from Coca-Cola, Google, and the Project Management Institute, we have prepared guides on marketing, digital skills, and project management. These practical tips will help you successfully carry out your project.
and awards
Receive certificates
and awards
The best project teams in Poland compete for the ‘Wolves’—awards received directly from government officials and the CEOs of the largest companies.
on your local community
Have an impact
on your local community
It doesn't matter if it’s a science picnic, a mobile app for sharing events in the area, or placing beehives in the city. Each project helps, and you have an impact on your local community!
people
Meet extraordinary
people
You can choose to carry out a project on a given topic
within a program created by one of our partners.
Currently on our platform there are
See previous projects!
We help young people implement their ideas.Take a look at projects that have already been carried out.
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QITCHEN WITH CLASS
Cooking workshops for high school students
“Our workshops showed youth how to cook easy and tasty meals. I came up with this idea when, after moving to a new city to attend high school there, my diet began to consist mostly of instant noodles.”
Zuza, 16
Warsaw -
Fresh look
News for youth, by youth
“We noticed that our friends weren’t interested in what’s happening in the world. That’s why we created a news channel on Facebook and Youtube where we commented on important events. Some videos had tens of thousands of views!”
Ignacy, 17
Cracow -
The Heroes' Run
Runs in superhero costumes for hospices
“Our project is the result of a cooperation between two student organizations—from Cracow and Katowice. In both cities several hundred people in superhero costumes ran to raise money for two hospices.”
Franek, 22
Katowice -
Elves at the lab
A laboratory open for children
“Together with my classmates, we organized workshops with spectacular lab experiments for kids from nearby elementary schools. All so that they can catch the science bug from a young age.”
Gosia, 19 lat
Poznań -
Varsovians between generations
A series of meetings integrating generations
“We organized events aimed at connecting the worlds of seniors and teenagers. My favorite part of the project was an intergenerational event during which it was not age but the energy and desire to dance that counted.”
Beata, 21
Warsaw -
Universcan
A mobile app with science events
“Every day, universities, science clubs, and NGOs organize events that open our eyes to various topics. We created a mobile app with which you can find them all.”
Krzysiek, 22
Warsaw -
The heart of your car
A campaign for first aid kits in cars
“Poland is one of the few countries in Europe where having a first aid kit in your car is not mandatory. But it can save your life! In our campaign, we showed why first aid kits are important, how to use them, and we distributed hundreds of them to drivers.”
Jacek, 20
Warsaw -
Helpgig
A concert promoting bone marrow donations
“We organized a legit concert where people had a great time. At the same time, it was an opportunity to sign up as a bone marrow donor or make a contribution to the DKMS foundation.”
Magda, 18
Szczecin -
Bee Friendly
A campaign for bee protection
“We wanted to show people how important it is for bees to survive in the city. We launched a Facebook campaign and organized a public meadow sowing in a place made available to us by city hall.”
Wojtek, 18
Warsaw