WHEN YOU MAKE A GIFT TO THE JOHN NURMINEN FOUNDATION THIS CHRISTMAS, YOU JOIN THE EFFORT TO SAVE THE BALTIC SEA AND ITS HERITAGE.
By rescuing a piece of the Baltic Sea, you help us secure the wellbeign of the Baltic Sea and it’s priceless cultural heritage. We are fighting the biggest environmental problem in the Baltic Sea, eutrophication. At the same time, we protect the story of the sea and ensure that its history ispassed on to posterity.
When you make a donation you will receive a christmas card
Choose a spot on the map and make a donation! With your help, we are realising concrete Baltic Sea conservation operations as well as making sure that the stories of the sea will be preserved for future generations.
Found your own Baltic Sea team and recruit others to raise more for your team’s donation pot. The team could be organised for a holiday collection or corporate donation, for example.
This page is a symbolic indication of how, with the help of the John Nurminen Foundation, the Baltic Sea and its cultural heritage is being conserved. The decrease in nutrient emissions affects the entire area of the Baltic Sea, and your donation cannot be specifically targeted only to your chosen spot to improve water quality. Our cultural heritage work also covers the entire scope of the Baltic Sea. Our wish is to raise awareness about the Baltic Sea’s unique qualities and history to as large an audience as possible, so that people can learn to value and conserve our beloved sea.
In addition, we vow that our work is driven by substantial results and effectiveness. We are unaffiliated: our work is driven solely by the desire to conserve the Baltic Sea.
If, for you, purchasing a spot does not feel like the right way to get involved in the preservation of the Baltic Sea and its cultural heritage, then go and check out our other options! For example, you can become a monthly donor, make a one-off donation or donate your birthday to the Baltic Sea.
Every one of us can also help the Baltic Sea by shopping and acting responsibly. You can find tips on Baltic Sea conservation here.