Partner with Ocean charity- Ocean Generation

Become
a partner

The Ocean is the most important and one of the least understood ecosystems on Earth. By joining forces, we can take collective action. We can improve environmental education and tackle Ocean threats through Science and Storytelling.

COLLABORATE FOR CHANGE

THE OCEAN SUPPORTS ALL LIFE. PROTECTING IT SHOULD BE PART OF OURS.

The most effective way to ensure the health of our Ocean is to introduce young people to it, educate them about its importance, and empower them to take action to protect it.

That’s what we do.

Partnering with us supports the development of our UNESCO-endorsed youth programmes and enables our work translating complex Ocean science into engaging content and practical actions that everyone, everywhere can use to live more sustainably.

OUR IMPACT

WE’RE BRINGING THE OCEAN TO EVERYONE, EVERYWHERE BECAUSE IT’S OUR PLANET’S LIFE SUPPORT SYSTEM.

We’ve been experts on Ocean threats since 2009. In 2016, our award-winning documentary ‘A Plastic Ocean’ was named by Sir David Attenborough as
“one of the most important films of our time.”

But in this decade – the UN’s Ocean Decade – we’re thinking bigger. Bolder.

We need millions of people understanding that our Ocean is a solution
to some of the world’s biggest problems.

By 2030, we will engage
50 million people
in Ocean action.

Our impact in 2023, alone:

4,082,219
COLLECTIVE IMPACT
Across our Science, Comms and Youth Engagement work: This is how many people we educated and empowered in 2023.
3,466,829
THROUGH COMMS
We're nurturing an inclusive global movement to tackle Ocean threats online. Backed by science and driven by storytelling, we share bite-sized environmental learning and pop-culture stories.
440,558
EARTH CUBS
With our Ocean education partner, Earth Cubs, we educated over 400,000 through films, lessons and games backed by our science.
47,898
CHILDREN
Ocean Academy educates young people (aged 11 – 16) digitally and at schools, museums and youth clubs across the UK, about the human-made threats our Ocean faces and enables behaviour change to restore its health.
8,741
YOUNG ADULTS
Our Wavemaker Programme empowers young people (between 16 – 25) to take their own action. They’re supported through workshops, engaging resources, and mentorship.
3,500
AT OCEAN TALKS
An estimate of how many people attended our Ocean talks this year - at corporate and private events and expos.
+200
DONORS
We've been able to track over 233 people who have fundraised, donated or otherwise supported our charitable mission. We’re eternally grateful.

SUPPORT AN AREA OF OUR WORK THAT MATTERS TO YOU

THERE ARE MANY
WAYS TO TAKE ACTION TO RESTORE
OUR OCEAN.

PAYROLL GIVING

Payroll Giving is a tax-efficient way for you to support our Ocean education programming for 3-25 year-olds, along with the rest of our Ocean Science work. Monthly, weekly, every four weeks. It doesn’t matter how you’re paid, anyone can donate through payroll giving.

Donations are taken each payday from your salary before tax, which means more money goes to charity. Speak to your Payroll Department to see if your workplace is set up to support charities through Payroll Giving or matched giving. If not, please get in touch and we’ll support you through the process.
WORK FOR GOOD

Your business can turn the work you do into good and we’ve found an even easier way for you to demonstrate your purpose, by fundraising through your sales.

By pledging your donation via our Work for Good page, you can join a growing community of like-minded businesses, by donating in a legal, simple and sustainable way that works for you.

To support us through your sales, you must have a Commercial Participation Agreement, which is created through the Work for Good donations form.

We’d love your business to have a powerful and positive impact. Simply sign up, create your agreement and start fundraising.
- Join Work For Good
FUNDRAISE FOR US

Want to fundraise for the Ocean through a challenge event, at school, or as a business?
GIVE AN ECO REPORTER A GRANT

We provide a platform for young people
to share stories about the Ocean and planet
through reporting, interviewing,
and video journalism.

Want to pay for a co-creation grant?
We’ll take care of the content creation up-skilling, publication, and scientific accuracy fact-checking that goes with it.
- £50 supports 1 reporter
- Select your own amount