Projects we support

Throughout 2024 we will be supporting a charity very close to our heart.
AFCI is a non-profit organization that aims to empower vulnerable refugee and host communities in Jordan and Turkey.
In 2017 Sam (MycoPunks Operations Director) travelled to Jordan with the Refugease team to help expand the school at Zaatari refugee camp.


We have committed to donate over £1500 per month to support teachers salaries and general running costs of the school.

As of January 16th 2024 we will be supporting Mossy Earth instead. I've been a fan of theirs for a while, they have some really talented people working on niche habitat restoration / rewilding projects.
We have committed to £20 per employee per month for 2024.

MycoPunks are also working hard to get the Native Fungi Project up and running, we want to encourage mushroom cultivators in the UK to focus on native wild fungi cultures over non native species which are making their way into the local ecosystems and potentially screwing things up.