Solidarity

At Sun Sun Love, we believe that giving and celebrating go hand in hand, which is why we donate 40% of our profits to NGOs and social projects that we directly support. We currently support these two projects:

Why Solidarios sin Fronteras?

Solidarios Sin Fronteras is the only NGO created in Spain that works in Yemen, a country experiencing one of the biggest humanitarian emergencies on the planet and which is hardly ever talked about anymore.

They work directly on the ground through a local Yemeni team, because the blockade of Yemen makes it impossible to send material aid from abroad. The money goes to the team in Yemen, which buys what is needed locally—also contributing to the war-torn local economy.

Their projects include

All members of Solidarios Sin Fronteras are volunteers, and all income goes entirely to Yemen.

Wide Children's Home

Our dear friend Kumari founded this home driven by a very personal story: when she was six years old, her father passed away, and her mother worked in a foster home so she could give her daughters the education she dreamed of for them. Kumari grew up, earned a university degree, and built a good life—but her mother never let her forget one thing: “Give back what life has given you.”

True to that legacy, Kumari and her family moved to Tiruvannamalai, her mother’s hometown, to create a home where children are not only cared for, but genuinely loved and guided toward a brighter future. Today, together with her daughter, our dear friend Priya, and the rest of the family, they continue to run this vibrant and loving home at the foot of Arunachala, the sacred mountain of southern India.

Their projects include

In more than twenty years, the home has welcomed more than 375 boys and girls: 300 have completed their school education, almost 290 have been able to go to university, and more than 170 have formed their own families.

Every Winter Solstice, Sun Sun Love visits the home, grateful to be able to give back to the place that gives us so much. It fills us with joy to be a part, even in a small way, of such an extraordinary family.