The London Eco Film Festival would not be possible without our amazing corporate supporters - we are so grateful for your help and guidance in making the festival possible.

If you would like to support the festival, it is a great opportunity to demonstrate to the London community, and an international audience, that you care about our environment and are determined to help 'make a difference'.

Please contact us if you or your organisation would be interested in having a presence at the festival, contributing financial support or even having your staff volunteering at the event. Our detailed sponsorship pack is available to view here.
Global Action Plan is a charity that's working for a green and thriving planet where we can live happily without ruining the Earth we depend on.

They are  experts in helping people live more sustainable lifestyles. They do this by making connections between what's good for people and good for the planet.

They are the people behind Clean Air Day, the UK's largest air pollution campaign.
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They work with young people on reducing consumerism and increasing wellbeing - what's good for us is often greener too.

And they bring business and young people together to work on a sustainable future - helping young people develop the skills and knowledge to tackle environmental issues is good for the planet and for everyone's future too.
Stroodles grew from the belief that there must be a better way to enjoy your favourite cocktail, soda or smoothie whilst not leaving a footprint on the earth that will take generations to disappear.

"Mr Stroodle" knew he had to combat poor consumer decisions of paper and bioplastic-straws with a solution to ensure the natural world doesn’t become a dumping ground.

That’s why, he has led the charge!

He rolled up his sleeves, let his imaginations run wild and decided to do something about it with a positive, inspiring and uncompromising solution: STROODLES
Through their work with animals in communities, in the wild, across farming industries and in disaster zones, World Animal Protection bring a voice for animals to speak up and act against cruelty and suffering.

They influence decision makers to put animals on the global agenda,  they inspire people and move communities to protect the animals we live with and they protect animals affected by disasters
Greenpeace is a movement of people who are passionate about defending the natural world from destruction. Their vision is a greener, healthier and more peaceful planet, one that can sustain life for generations to come. 

Greenpeace are independent. They don’t accept any funding from governments, corporations or political parties – our work is funded by ordinary people. That means they are free to confront governments and corporations responsible for the destruction of the natural world and push for real change. 
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They do this by investigating, documenting and exposing the causes of environmental destruction. They work to bring about change by lobbying, consumer pressure and mobilising members of the general public, and take peaceful direct action to protect our Earth and promote solutions for a green and peaceful future.
Survival International was established to prevent the annihilation of tribal peoples and to give them a platform to speak to the world so they can bear witness to the genocidal violence, slavery and racism they face on a daily basis. By lobbying the powerful Survival International help defend the lives, lands and futures of people who should have the same rights as other contemporary societies.

Their vision is of a world where tribal peoples are respected as contemporary societies and their human rights protected.
At the core of Extinction Rebellion’s philosophy is nonviolent civil disobedience. They promote civil disobedience and rebellion because they think it is necessary - they are asking people to find their courage and to collectively do what is necessary to bring about change.

XR aren’t focussed on traditional systems like petitions or writing to MPs and more likely to take risks. They are promoting mass “above the ground” civil disobedience – in full public view. This means economic disruption to shake the current political system and civil disruption to raise awareness. 
At the core of the Environmental Justice Foundation is a simple but powerful belief: we all depend on the natural environment for our livelihoods and well-being, and that environmental security is a basic human right.

For millions of people around the world, environmental degradation means hunger, poverty and vulnerability. From the loss of natural forests to the destruction of our oceans and climate change, it is the most vulnerable, marginalised and disempowered communities that bear the brunt.
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EJF are working with, and for, those on the frontlines of environmental destruction to investigate, document and expose environmental and human rights abuses. They  take local fights to the very heart of governments and business across the world to secure lasting, global change.
Broadcast and Production Services was established in 2003, and has become one of the leading suppliers of new and used Broadcast equipment and Audio equipment in the industry.

​Their team has been working in the broadcast industry as cameramen and technical specialists with a combined experience of over 50 years.
First Mile is one of the UK’s fastest growing recycling companies, providing outstanding waste and recycling services to UK businesses who want to save money and help the environment.

Founded in 2004 by Bruce Bratley, First Mile is on a mission to recycle everything and now serves over 25,000 businesses across the UK. With its carbon-neutral fleet, zero-to-landfill policy and sustainable recycling solutions for over 20 material types, First Mile transforms how businesses recycle, manage waste and reduce their impact on the environment.

​Through the First Mile RecycleBox, it’s not just businesses that can boost their green creds, but consumers too by sending us their hard-to-recycle items. 
 
The key aim of Refill is to reduce single-use plastic bottle pollution and promote healthy lifestyles in communities across the UK by improving access to free drinking water on the go. We want to make carrying a refillable bottle instead of buying bottled water the norm for everyone.

They have over 25,000 Refill Stations across the UK and over 2,700 Refill stations in London alone. Their app is location based so it shows you where your nearest Refill Station is as well as tracking how many bottles you have saved.
Bagboard is a new advertising platform that helps drive social change. Their first mission? Recycling one billion single-use plastic bags.

And it all starts with one bag. Their bag. It’s eco-friendly, recyclable and reusable. And if you download the Bagboard app, you can watch the bags come to life. Simply hold the screen over the bag. It’ll come to life, just like magic. Or augmented reality. Same thing, really. Watch it from start to finish and to say thank you, they’ll recycle 100 single-use plastic bags in your name.

It’s a new kind of advertising. One that’s on the side of the planet.
In 1999, actor turned filmmaker Jeremy Gilley set out to document his efforts to create an annual Peace Day. To this end he founded the non-profit organisation Peace One Day.

​In 2001 the organisation’s efforts were rewarded when the member states of the United Nations unanimously adopted the first ever annual day of global ceasefire and non-violence on 21 September – Peace Day.

​Over the past 20 years, millions of people have been active on Peace Day across the world, and hundreds of organisations have carried out life-saving activities in areas of conflict. 

​Shark Guardian is a UK Charity founded by Brendon Sing and Elizabeth Ward-Sing. The Shark Guardian team aim to advance the conservation of shark species worldwide for their sustainable management and to protect the natural environment. They do this through education, conservation, research and expeditions.

​The Mighty Roar provides structured, safe and affordable volunteer abroad programmes to make a positive impact in the conservation, research and protection of some of the worlds amazing animals along with helping in the local communities.

​Their volunteer opportunities allow you to explore some of the most beautiful and immersive destinations around the globe, while their UK and in-country support provides peace of mind and reassurance.
Rich Mix is one of the capital’s most diverse and dynamic arts centres. They  feature the best live music, theatre, dance, visual arts and cinema from established and emerging artists, performers and musicians, presented across three performance spaces and a three-screen cinema in their landmark five-floor Shoreditch home.

They are a true creative hub – for their artists, for their diverse and dedicated audiences and for the many creative enterprises resident in their building. Their pioneering learning and participation programmes bring people from east London and especially Tower Hamlets into close, direct and life-changing contact with the arts.
The Fair Earth Foundation works around the world with a mission for public benefit. They focus on the relief and assistance of disadvantaged communities in need, in any part of the world, who through their circumstances are unable to attend to their own environmental and community needs.

​They provide or assist in the provision of education, training and all the necessary support designed to enable individuals within the community to generate a sustainable income and be self-sufficient.