Ni Shunpin

10% to the Rainforest

The struggle of indigenous people belongs to all of us and we want to contribute in every way we can. 10% of our profits are destined to support Indigenous Communities

Big tree trunk in the Amazon Rainforest. Tree near the Amazon River in Brazil

Water well for the Huni Kuin Indigenous Community

Last year was a turning point for our social impact efforts. Thanks to your generosity, through purchases, we raised $6,500 towards building an Artisan well. This project aims to provide clean drinking water to over 200 members of the Huni Kuin community, significantly enhancing their daily lives.

Read last updates here

A colorful world is coming

Your commitment to your new skincare routine has been instrumental in bringing us closer to our goal. As we look forward to the impact we aim to make in 2024, we're excited to share more about our upcoming projects. Stay tuned for further updates, and please accept our deepest thanks for your vital role in this meaningful endeavor.

In line with the vision of Ma Keneya, the Colorful World, we undertake a collaborative journey of raising awareness and funding for initiatives that are aligned with the needs of the Huni Kuin people of the Ni Yuxibu of Altamira Village, Acre State in Brazil.

These initiatives aim to leave a legacy of positive impacts in several areas, and are guided by three main areas:

BEADS Project

A call to build alliances with peoples of all colors, from all directions.

The Huni Kuin indigenous people, also known as the Kaxinawás, live in a shared territory between Brazil and Peru, being the most populous ethnic group in Acre, immersed in and interconnected to the majestic Amazon rainforest. Like other native peoples, the Huni Kuin also had to resist years of exploitation and persecution, especially because of the rubber cycle installed in the forest for decades.

The Keneya school

June, 2022

When people unite, that's the result. Ni Shunpin have finished the building of the Keneya School. Now we are raising funds for chairs, tables, and other materials.

THE SHAMAN'S SANCTUARY

May, 2022

With the help of so many people, the initial costs to build the Sanctuary has been met!

Water Well had to wait

2023

When the region we're supporting was hit by a devastating flood in February we had to put the water well on hold. This disaster severely impacted Jordao, the vital access point to the Huni Kuin village, leaving the community in urgent need of basic necessities. During this crisis, we were able to provide essential support by donating funds for urgent supplies.

Together, we're not just changing lives; we're building a better future With gratitude,

Shane & Rose

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Pictures courtesy by the Photographers and Activists working with us