Implementing a series of campaigns to clear the banks of the Kama River from household waste, giving eco-lessons to children and teenagers at 4 local schools and installing information booths with a focus on conservation. Some 583 individuals and 31 volunteers took part in these activities. As a result, the participants collected 210 bags of waste, cleaned up 8 riverside areas, made 4 field trips, and conducted 7 eco-lessons.

Local volunteers held a tournament for 39 children with health impairments living in Nizhny Novgorod Oblast aged 10 to 16. The tournament was hosted by the Zarya Olympic Reserve Sports School. They also gave three master classes on decorating gingerbread, on hand- painting T-shirts using the Tai Dai technique, and on producing dolls made out of wool. A total of 10 volunteers took part in these activities.

Volunteers sewed school uniforms for 10 children attending Tobolsk’s Social Rehabilitation Center, who are currently in grades 1 to 4 at School No. 9. This included taking measurements, organizing a fundraiser among the members of the staff to purchase shoes, writing supplies, backpacks, fabrics, and giving 8 master classes on sewing school uniforms. A total of 75 volunteers helped make this happen.

Volunteers made improvements to the area around a residential building located at 17 Universitetskaya Street, and arranged a bike park right next to the building. In addition, the inhabitants of this residential building took part in a community clean-up day. They collected a bag full of trash, swept the area and cleaned it of sand, and painted curb stones. A total of 10 volunteers became involved in these activities.

This was a competitive garbage collection quest held at the locations of Blagoveshchensk’s nature sites (in Republic of Bashkortostan). The event was joined by 15 teams comprised of 4 to 5 members each. As a result, they jointly collected more than 400 kilograms of garbage. A total of 10 volunteers were involved in organizing and running the quest.

A series of cooking classes for 43 children with disabilities and for their parents. The attendees learned to grill burgers, make pizza, and cook rice pilaf. The master classes were complemented by an entertainment program. The total number of volunteers involved in this activity was 51.

A series of campaigns to collect, repair, refurbish, and upgrade antiquated computers so that they could be passed on to 9 local families facing financial difficulties and needing help. The software and repairs were handled free of charge by the project’s volunteers, a total of 15 individuals.

Volunteers helped build hiking trails of varying lengths to offer hikers a choice of paths of suitable distances on the grounds of the Krasnoyarsk Pillars Nature Reserve. The effort resulted in 150 trees being marked along a 6-kilometer trail. A total of 13 volunteers took part in the project.

A series of environmentally-themed activities for children with health impairments including a quiz, a hands-on lesson, and an excursion exploring the topic of ecology and the importance of conserving water resources. A team of 3 volunteers designed and taught classes about water, its significance in the life of humans, and the need to conserve this resource.

A series of carpentry classes for 10 attendees with health problems aged 15 to 30 held at the Resource Center for Volunteering and Patriotic Education. A total of 20 people ended up taking part in these activities, including 10 young people with mental disabilities.

Designing a 12-lesson training course on separate waste collection for school students. The project’s program includes course development, delivery of 3 course presentations, 3 interactive classes, 3 laboratory tours, 3 tours of the EcoLab to explore ways and methods of recycling plastics, collection of plastic caps for assembling clocks, building clocks together with school students.

To celebrate the 20th anniversary of SIBUR's Perm-based plant, the project sought to develop an audio guide about the plant featuring elements of an immersive (interactive) show showcasing the beginnings and history of SIBUR-Khimprom JSC, the largest petrochemical facility in the Urals region. Fifteen of the plant's veteran employees took part in recording the audio guide. Total number of volunteers involved: 16.