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Every 3 euro you give plants at least one coral fragment on a damaged reef through our verified partner.
Reefs recover when healthy coral fragments are grown in nurseries and planted back onto damaged reef. Through 1ClickImpact, the impact partner we use for our tree cause, this cause funds coral restoration by Coral Gardeners in French Polynesia and Fiji and by Wilder Reefs, a Mossy Earth project in Indonesia. The certificate names the site for each batch.
SevinHub organises this cause ourselves. Your gift is spent on coral fragments through the partner, and for every batch we fund we post the certificate here with the number of fragments and the reef. Nothing is taken from your gift for salaries, overhead or a platform fee. An optional tip goes to running CauseHub and is shown separately on your receipt.
What the money will pay for
Coral restoration through our verified partner. We promise at least 1 coral fragment for every 3 euro you give, after the payment provider's processing cost (or the full amount if you choose to cover it). Nothing is kept for costs. We post each certificate on this page within 30 days of the money arriving, with the number of fragments and the reef.
Where the coral is planted
We fund through 1ClickImpact, which delivers into verified programmes. This is one of them. The exact programme for every batch is named on the certificate we post in the proof trail below.
Restore Corals in French PolynesiaMo'orea, French Polynesia
Partner: Coral Gardeners
Growing climate-resilient 'super corals' in lagoon nurseries around Mo'orea and outplanting them to rebuild French Polynesia's reefs, with every coral adopted and tracked.
Photos, including the cover photo: Coral Gardeners, provided through 1ClickImpact. Copied to CauseHub so your visit is not tracked by a third party.
What your gift buys
1ClickImpact charges $2.50 per coral fragment.
At the European Central Bank rate of 14 Oct 2026 (1 euro = 1.1195 US dollars), a gift of €10 buys 4 coral fragments.
Every euro is spent on whole units at this price. Anything too small for a whole one goes into the next purchase, and each purchase is posted on this page with its receipt and certificate.
Proof trail
Updates, receipts, deliveries and follow-ups posted by the organiser. Each one is recorded in our append-only impact log.
No updates yet. Organisers are asked to post a receipt or delivery within 60 days of receiving money.
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