Energy, enthusiasm, and involvement from 200 Harry Styles fans

Impact does not happen by itself. It requires the right partners, a strong idea, and a community that wants to get moving.

Together, we brought together social organizations and a young community. With attention to impact, encounter, and accessibility. It was precisely in this that our role lay: connecting the right parties based on values, vision, and action orientation.

And what was the best part of all: many young Harry Styles fans found volunteering exciting beforehand. An unfamiliar world. But because this activation lowered the threshold, space was created for curiosity, connection, and enthusiasm.

Afterwards, we often received the same questions back:

• “Where can I sign up?”
• “How can I do this more often?”
• “What other initiatives can I help with?”

This shows how much potential there is in making volunteer work accessible for a new generation.

From support at the Soup Bus to help in the neighborhood: everywhere we saw energy, involvement, and genuine attention for each other. “Helping your community is the dopamine hit you’re after.”

Thanks to EARNT for the trust and their powerful philanthropic thought. This mission, to reward volunteer work, should be shared much more often. And we hope that many more artists will join this initiative: bringing your community into motion for connection & that dopamine shot.

And immense appreciation for the Salvation Army Amsterdam, which has facilitated these days with love and dedication and successfully accomplished it at multiple locations in the city.

This is what happens when social impact, culture, and community come together.

Do you, as an organization, also want to build social engagement that truly gets people moving?
We are happy to think along!