I founded Climate Clubs to show how creativity can transform CSR projects stuck in policy documents, into real cultural change.
The club is formed by a collective of creatives, strategists, designers, artists, policy makers and business leaders who come together to collaborate.
So far, we’ve exhibited a series of subverted football flags at The Royal Academy of Art that raise awareness of climate issues, with profits going to the relevant causes.
We’ve created a firework that’s full of wildflower seeds, so when it bangs, it re-wildflowers the square foot of a football pitch.
We’ve published a Premier League Pollution League Table, ranking clubs on the toxic air that fans and players live and breathe in support of their club.
We’ve led Episode One of the Future of Football series on Sky Sports.
Our work has been featured on the homepage of BBC News, on Sky Sports and The Mirror. We’ve also been featured on multiple football publications including Copa90, OOF and Mundial - as well as being inducted into the National Football Museum.
We’ve collaborated and consulted with everyone from Warner Music and Coldplay to The Premier League and AC Milan.
Talking to some of our work in the football space, David Garrido from Sky Sports, said; “CLIMATE CLUBS ARE HARNESSING THE CULTURAL POWER OF FOOTBALL TO MAKE A DIFFERENCE TO THE PLANET WE LIVE IN.”