LLVYK Overview

Award Announcement: Green Our Planet has been awarded the 2025 F1® Allwyn Global Community Award for its HydroConnect program, which focuses on teaching STEM skills and sustainable agriculture to students in resource-limited communities.

Funding and Impact: Allwyn will provide a €100,000 donation to expand the HydroConnect initiative, which has already reached over 500,000 students across 1,400 schools in the U.S., including partnerships with over 200 schools in Las Vegas.

Sustainable Practices: The HydroConnect program promotes water-efficient farming techniques, donating hydroponic systems to schools and training teachers, enabling over 24,000 students to apply scientific knowledge in practical settings.

Collaboration and Goals: The F1® Allwyn Global Community Award reflects a commitment to social impact in education, culture, well-being, and sustainability, with Allwyn and Formula 1® aiming to empower local communities through innovative initiatives.

Award Announcement: Green Our Planet has been awarded the final F1® Allwyn Global Community Award of the 2025 season, receiving a €100,000 donation to expand its HydroConnect program, which teaches students about food growth, STEM, and sustainability through hydroponics.

Program Impact: HydroConnect operates in over 1,400 schools across 44 states, impacting more than 500,000 students, and has provided hydroponic systems to 32 schools in under-resourced communities in Las Vegas, promoting hands-on STEM education.

Support from Formula 1: Formula 1 supports Green Our Planet through funding and sponsorship of events like the Giant Student Farmers Market, showcasing student-grown produce and emphasizing sustainability and community engagement.

Partnership Goals: The collaboration between Allwyn and Formula 1 aims to drive positive change in communities, with a focus on education, culture, wellbeing, and sustainability, reflecting their commitment to social responsibility.

Donation to Support Down Syndrome Children: The John Langdon Down Foundation in Mexico City received a €100,000 donation from Allwyn to aid its mission of helping children with Down syndrome reach their full potential through comprehensive care and education programs.

Recognition and Award: The foundation was awarded the F1® Allwyn Global Community Award during the Formula 1 Mexican Grand Prix, highlighting its efforts to improve the rights and dignity of individuals with Down syndrome in Mexico.

Project Goals: The funded project aims to support 89 children aged 6 to 18 and provide assistance to approximately 445 family members, focusing on enhancing education, employment opportunities, and social inclusion for children with Down syndrome.

Long-term Impact: The initiative seeks to break stereotypes and foster a more inclusive society by showcasing the capabilities of individuals with Down syndrome, ultimately aiming for systemic change in how these individuals are perceived and supported.

Donation to Support Children with Down Syndrome: The John Langdon Down Foundation in Mexico City received a €100,000 donation from Allwyn as part of the F1® Allwyn Global Community Award, aimed at enhancing care and education for children with Down Syndrome and their families.

Empowerment and Inclusion Goals: The foundation plans to support 89 children aged 6-18 and empower approximately 445 family members over the next year, focusing on improving education, employment opportunities, and social inclusion to break stereotypes and foster acceptance.

Partnership with Formula 1: Allwyn's partnership with Formula 1 aims to drive positive community impact, with the award recognizing initiatives that enhance education, culture, and wellbeing, while also showcasing the capabilities of marginalized groups.

Long-term Vision for Systemic Change: Prof. Sylvia Garcia Escamilla emphasized the need for integrated support systems to address fragmented care for children with Down Syndrome in Mexico, with the donation facilitating a program to unlock their potential and promote greater societal inclusion.