As a Viro member, you can choose which cause is important to you.

Viro Carbon Offset Fund

By shopping at a Viro merchant you help to reduce carbon emissions through the purchase of recognised and reputable 'credits' from emission reduction projects that have made a greenhouse gas saving.

Examples of what you can achieve by buying these at a Viro merchant:

= Portion of a carbon credit

= Bit of a carbon credit

= Half a carbon credit

Viro Eco-Projects Fund

By shopping at a Viro merchant you support global environmental eco-projects such as reforestation, renewable energy, conservation and more - making a significant, positive contribution to the environment through carbon reduction or sustainability initiatives.

Examples of what you can achieve by buying these at a Viro merchant:

= Adopt a tree for a year

= Environmental education for a day

= Irrigation system for a family for a year

B1G1 Impact Giving Fund

By shopping at a Viro merchant you enable the B1G1 Impact-Giving Fund to positively influence the lives of people worldwide through giving to create major impacts in our world, ranging from education to the under-priveleged, life-giving access to water, feeding kids, environmental projects and much more.

Examples of what you can achieve by buying these at a Viro merchant:

= Clean water for 4 people for a day

= Educate a disabled person for a day

= Help a child grow their own veggies

Viro Community Care Fund

By shopping at a Viro merchant you aid organisations that work to alleviate suffering, empower communities, educate an support those in need.

Examples of what you can achieve by buying these at a Viro merchant:

= Clothe 2 children for a day

= Fully support a senior citizen for a day

= Educate an Aboriginal youth for a week

What your caring has achieved...

Through your participation, this is the sort of success we can achieve in the future.

Water, the gift of life

"My name is Rous Sopheak, I am 15 years old. I have 4 siblings and my parents are farmers in Reksmey Meanchey village in Cambodia. I used to work on the farm with my family carrying water long distances, it was very tiring work and I was always scared of stepping on a landmine-but I had no choice because my family needed water. My parents are illiterate and poverty bound without hope, I did not want to live the same life as them. Then an aid organisation came to our village and dug a well and pond which meant I did not have a long distance to carry water. I now go to school and can read and write. My family are all a lot happier and my parents often ask me to read things for them. I hope in the future I will get a job and support my family."