Founded & run by a Hispanic woman

Be the voice
for the voiceless.

I kept seeing turtles pulled out of fishing line and couldn't just keep scrolling. So my best friend and I are getting in the water ourselves — this is how you can help us do it.

Green sea turtle swimming in clear water

This is what we're up against.

Not a stat we found online — this is what shows up on the beach, every time we go out.

100+
pieces of plastic
found inside baby sea turtles that haven't even made it to open water yet.
Every day
a turtle gets tangled
in fishing line or debris left behind — and most don't get found in time.
100%
goes toward this happening
the program, the travel to get there, and direct support for the project.
Plastic and trash washed up on the shoreline

"Hispanic women are strong. I want this project to be proof of that."

This account is run by a Hispanic woman, proud of her Cuban and Colombian roots.

We're not just posting about it.

My best friend and I are part of a sea turtle conservation project on the ground — not donating from a distance and hoping for the best.

  • We show up in personWe're physically part of the conservation project, not just funding it from home.
  • Funds go toward real resourcesWhat's raised pays for what the turtles and the ocean actually need out there.
  • We fund the research tooPart of every donation goes straight to research projects and future conservation work.
Stormy beach where cleanup work takes place

No confusion about where your money ends up.

Here's exactly what it's used for.

Getting us there and in it

Covers what it takes for us to actually contribute to and be part of the project.

Resources for the ocean

Goes toward the equipment and resources the project needs to help turtles.

Research and what's next

Funds donations to research projects and whatever conservation work comes after this.

Nothing sits unused. If any money isn't spent directly, I personally donate it to a conservation facility and post proof right here on this account.