You can help sea turtles this holiday simply by sharing your creative, sustainable wrapping tips.

Here’s how......

- Click “Join” above.

- Follow Loggerhead Marinelife Center on Instagram at https://instagram.com/loggerheadmarinelifecenter?igshid=1torzwrmw10d5

Then, share a photo of any sustainably-wrapped gift using hashtags #WavesOfProgress and #UnwrapTheWaves.

- You could win a special gift through Loggerhead and you’ll help raise awareness for sea turtles....as well as provide cool ideas for others to use.

- Click “Complete” below.

Build your helping network by inviting others to join.

Source: Loggerhead Marinelife Center

We’re at the crossroads of when artwork intersects with climate change and conservation. Learn more about artists using their talents to inspire us to reduce our reliance on plastics, while calling attention to the growing problem that it poses to the environment and marine life.

- Click “Join” above.

- Take a moment and learn more about an artist or two below, their Upcycling efforts, and how they’re raising awareness about the dangers of what we’re doing to our environment:

1. SOS Debris Art: Creates marine-inspired art solely using items found during debris cleanups. https://www.facebook.com/SOSdebrisart/

2. Gillez Cenazandotti: Uses marine plastics to create sculptures of animals evolved to live in a trash-filled world. http://gilles-cenazandotti.com

3. Alejandro Duran: multi-media artist whose “Washed Up” photo series emphasizes the impact of consumer culture. https://alejandroduran.com

4. Pen Guy Art: Makes artwork from pens that would otherwise be thrown out. https://penguyart.com

5. Barry Rosenthal: Uses debris collected to create themed photographs highlighting the ubiquity of plastics. http://barryrosenthal.com

6. Angela Pozzi: Creates sculpture of animals affected by pollution using debris collected from the coastline of Oregon. https://washedashore.org

7. Mandy Barker: Creates artwork from debris collected from the beaches of Hong Kong. https://www.mandy-barker.com

- Click “Complete” below.

Build your helping network by inviting others to join.

Photo Credit: Mandy Barker

This holiday season, ThatHelps has curated a holiday gift guide. Each and every gift on ThatHelps’ list makes a meaningful impact for a cause you care about. Even better: whoever receives one of these gifts will be thrilled to know their present did some good.

Now through the end of December, when you SHARE the gift guide with friends or family, WE donate to an organization supporting conservation efforts.

Here’s how to help:

- Click the red “Join” button above. Listed below are some of the shopping options helping conservation along with a link to the entire gift guide. Share these with friends or family!

- When you click the red “Complete” button below, you’ll be prompted to let us know that you let others know about the list.

Then, we donate $5 to Oceana*

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Shopping Option 1: With every purchase at Happy Earth (clothing, blankets, accessories) 50% of a their profits are dedicated to environmental conservation. https://www.happyearthapparel.com

Shopping Option 2: When you purchase from Endangered Species Chocolate, 10% of annual profits support organizations doing work for animals and habitats alike. https://www.chocolatebar.com

Find more options when you discover the complete ThatHelps shopping guide on our website at https://www.thathelps.com/holiday-gifts-that-give-back/

*: Oceana is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization focused on preserving and restoring the world's oceans.

Note: This opportunity will be open through December 30, 2019 OR until 200 members of the ThatHelps community have completed this opportunity.