In October 2024, Sustin.org Association took the initiative to revitalize Cinema Europa, investing time, passion, and expertise. Through themed marathons, children's performances, and cultural events, the cinema was brought back to life, once again becoming a vibrant space for the community.

The Wish Tree: Childhood Memories was the first Romanian charity film and the first family fantasy released in the last three decades. Part of a fundraising and awareness campaign, the project included a film, a book and a national caravan, and was awarded for its social impact.

A film festival for children aged 8 to 12, featuring screenings, workshops, and meetups with directors.
Participating films from 15 countries.

SUSTIN Donation Boxes offer a simple, contactless way to collect donations in physical spaces, with installation, support, and reporting included, all with minimal effort from the organization.

Launched with the support of AFCN, MiniPovești.ro is a free literacy platform, where children discover stories in text and audio format. With illustrations generated by artificial intelligence and interactive resources, the platform encourages reading in an accessible and captivating way. In 2024, over 45,000 children read and listened to MiniPovești.

SOS Children’s Villages, one of the oldest and most respected NGOs in Romania, came to SUSTIN with a simple challenge: how do we restore the relevance of SMS donations in a world where SMS has become background noise? That’s how the campaign “It’s Not Just an SMS” was born.

"The Treasure of Harap Alb" is a contemporary adventure novel for children, which reinterprets the famous story of Ion Creangă in an attractive form for new generations. The project supported literacy in underprivileged schools through book donations and interactive meetings with the author in the educational environment.

The volume "Stories of Hope", published by Humanitas Junior with the support of Up Romania, offers children emotional support through educational stories about community and inclusion. Inspired by real experiences, the book was distributed for free and recognized at the Romanian CSR Awards 2024.

The Technology Therapy Rooms, developed by the Vodafone Romania Foundation and HOSPICE Casa Speranței, use virtual and augmented reality to offer children with incurable diseases moments of escape and comfort. The implementation of technological solutions has allowed patients to live unique experiences, from exploring space to swimming with dolphins.

Through the 3 stories revealed by the 20 video testimonies, the campaign explores stereotypes and lack of involvement in cases of gender-based violence. The founders of the Sustin.org Association contributed to the execution of this project, supporting an initiative that encourages collective responsibility in combating violence.

An interactive Window of Hope, launched by Dorna as part of the Care for Children campaign. In a hospital in Bucharest, the window separating mothers from the neonatal intensive care unit has become the Window of Hope. It displays, in real time, messages of encouragement for mothers, sent by people from all over Romania.

Julius Meinl brought the Poet-Tree: A Thousand Voices installation, created in Bucharest, to London. The red tree was decorated with poems written by consumers as part of the Pay With A Poem campaign, offering a unique visual spectacle. Visitors were invited to choose a poem or write a new one, alongside poet Robert Montgomery.