What Your Shot Pays For
At least 10% of SuddenRush’s net profit or 1 % of revenue - whatever number is higher - from guaraná shots sales gone straight to ARFI – no detours, no bloated admin, just direct support for rainforest protection, reforestation projects and education on-site in Bahia. Your “little energy fix” is secretly a micro-donation with caffeine.
Proud to be a Partner of 1% for the Planet.
ARFI is an accredited environmental partner within the 1% for the Planet network, a recognition that matters to us because it reflects real action and real impact on the ground. Being part of this community keeps us accountable and connected to others doing meaningful environmental work. For us, it’s about showing up, doing the work, and committing to this place for the long term.
Want In On The Mission?
Start with your daily shot,
then level up: share ARFI’s work, donate directly, support projects like the
Rainforest School Garden, or even plan a future trip to see how syntropic
agroforestry and local kids are rewriting the script for the Atlantic Rainforest.
Tiny actions, big jungle energy.
Q&A
What is ARFI and what does it actually do?
ARFI (Atlantic Rainforest Institution) is a
lean, volunteer-driven NGO in Southern Bahia that protects and reforests the
Atlantic Rainforest – a UNESCO-listed biodiversity hotspot where 93% of the
original forest is already gone.
They have already safeguarded over 130,000 m² of rainforest, run a Rainforest
School Garden where local kids learn, plant and cook in the forest, and work
with syntropic agroforestry so food, trees and people all thrive together
instead of fighting for space.
How does my SuddenRush shot support ARFI – and what else can it do?
At least 10% of
SuddenRush’s net profit or 1 % of revenues (whatever is higher) from sales of guaraná shots go directly to ARFI – so every
tiny ampoule helps keep real rainforest standing instead of just decorating a mood
board.
If you want to go beyond “I helped by hydrating”: donate straight via ARFI,
shout them out on your channels, or back projects like the Rainforest School
Garden - less clutter, more jungle.