Support & Initiatives

The creative projects and causes we champion, carrying social and environmental change to wider audiences.

Poster for The Perfect Shot: Antarctica, a photographer with a tripod on the ice beside three penguins, festival laurels above the title

The Perfect Shot: Antarctica

The Perfect Shot is a captivating environmental documentary that profiles award-winning fine art photographer Artem Shestakov as he attempts to photograph the most remote locations on the planet affected by the climate crisis.

The inclusion of The Perfect Shot: Antarctica at COP28 underscored the film's importance in the global climate narrative, carrying the urgency of environmental change to an international audience.

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Poster for the private screening of Feeding Tomorrow at COP28, with festival laurels above the title

COP28: Feeding Tomorrow

Feeding Tomorrow is a feature documentary on the future of sustainable and regenerative food. Sustainable Impact presented a private screening of the film at COP28, at the United Nations Climate Change Global Innovation Hub pavilion in Dubai, together with Common Table Creative, the Venice Beach studio behind it, which tells stories about sustainable and regenerative food, fashion and hospitality in the conviction that film and shared experience are the most powerful ways to drive change.

The film won at DOC LA and took best feature documentary at Ceres, and was an official selection at the Riviera International, Bahamas International and Woodstock film festivals.

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World Food Programme

The World Food Programme is the leading humanitarian organization fighting hunger worldwide. Food security is one of the needs our capital exists to serve, and WFP is where that need is met at the largest scale. Sustainable Impact Capital & Holding supports WFP as a partner.

Hack for Earth at COP28

Hack for Earth is a foundation with one mission: to spread citizen-driven innovation, through hackathons, to the world. At COP28 in Dubai its global hackathon invited entrepreneurs, students and citizens to build practical answers to eight challenges, from water and food to energy, education and cities. A hackathon produces ideas in a weekend. What it cannot do on its own is carry them past the weekend.

That is where Sustainable Impact came in. We provided financial support to the winning teams so that the solutions they had proposed could keep being developed and put into practice, rather than end with the prize. The intent is simple: help those projects reach the point where they make a tangible difference in their field. It is the same conviction that runs through our investments, that a good idea in the right hands deserves the means to go the distance.

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