Project Rescue Ocean and Beach4ALL share a common conviction: caring for beaches means caring for the ocean.

Beach4ALL is a free, collaborative platform that maps and geolocates beaches worldwide, listing their facilities, access points, and services. To join the community, every user commits to a five-point charter for more responsible beach tourism — a prerequisite for full access to the app’s features.

It is in this spirit that the partnership with Project Rescue Ocean came naturally. PRO is one of the five signatories of this charter, alongside other organisations committed to protecting coastal natural spaces. A meaningful bond, rooted in a shared goal: cleaner beaches, for everyone, everywhere in the world. 🌊

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The deciding factor was HelloAsso’s model: the platform charges no mandatory commission on donations collected, and funds itself solely through voluntary contributions from donors. For an NGO where every euro matters, that’s a concrete guarantee that funds go directly to the cause.

Thanks to this integration, donating to or joining Project Rescue Ocean is now simple, secure, and accessible to everyone, directly from our website. A tool built to serve the mission, designed to maximise the impact of every contribution. 🌊

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This recognition is not a symbolic title. It is a confirmation that PRO’s mission to protect the oceans, educate youth, and mobilise citizens fits within an internationally recognised framework of values. It strengthens PRO’s credibility with partners, institutions, and donors, both in France and abroad.

A meaningful anchor, giving even greater purpose to every cleanup action, every classroom session, every gesture made for the ocean. 🌊

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Project Rescue Ocean and Breton skipper Axel Tréhin joined forces around a shared conviction: putting sporting adventure at the service of environmental action.

Axel Tréhin is preparing his entry in the 2026 Route du Rhum, one of the most iconic offshore races in the world. His boat proudly carries PRO’s colours, bringing the message “Together, let’s act” to the very oceans the association works to protect. As PRO founder Benoît Schumann put it, Axel Tréhin is the perfect embodiment of PRO’s motto: “less talk, more action”.

A partnership that goes beyond simple sponsorship: it is a meeting of two forms of commitment to the ocean, one on the water, one for the water. 🌊⛵

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Project Rescue Ocean and 123BigBags share a simple conviction: many small contributions can have a major impact, and when many people pick up the waste they encounter, we can take a big step toward a cleaner world.

123BigBags supports Project Rescue Ocean’s actions by providing them with branded jute bags at cost price. A practical contribution, directly useful in the field during every cleanup operation.

On top of that, every 123BigBags customer has the option to donate 1.23% of their purchase to Project Rescue Ocean, with these voluntary contributions funding materials for more beach cleanups. A straightforward and effective partnership model, where every order can become a gesture for the ocean. 🌊

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The team uses a 30-meter ship equipped with advanced technical means, enabling concrete and effective operations on the ground. Beyond collection, this operation fosters collaboration with fishermen, key players in preserving the Mediterranean Sea.

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Launched in 2023, the Cleanup Box Project revolutionizes the logistics of citizen actions.

Each Cleanup Box is an 8-foot container transformed into a mobile depollution and awareness base, made available to companies, local authorities, schools, and prisons.

Measurable and Powerful Model

• One box is used 15 times per year

• It gathers 200 people per action, or 2,000 participants per year

• Each action collects 1 ton of waste, or 15 tons per box per year

The Boxes enable each territory to act locally while contributing to a globally measured and certified impact by the NGO.

To date, four Cleanup Boxes are operational: one at the Villeneuve-lès-Maguelone prison center, one in the Hérault Méditerranée Agglomeration, one in the Béziers Méditerranée Agglomeration territory, and one at Valras-Plage.

They serve local authorities, schools, and companies, embodying a concrete and replicable model of shared citizen action.

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