Millions of trees in the world are accidentally planted by squirrels, who bury nuts, then forget where they hid them.

The involvement of the rich and well-served individuals as volunteers or incubators is a vital component of the programs of Rust Cube Foundation (RCF). These volunteers or incubators can be college students or young professionals who possess innovative ideas and aspire to establish their own programmes or initiatives, yet require a platform and support to address social, economic, environmental and/or political issues. The RCF aims to provide these squirrels with fertile soil to sow their seeds, incubate their ideas, and grow alongside them.

By engaging with the RCF, these incubators will have access to valuable resources, mentorship, and networks that can propel their ideas forward. The foundation will serve as a nurturing environment, fostering collaboration and knowledge exchange among like-minded individuals who are passionate about driving positive change.

This support will enable the incubators to experiment, iterate, and refine their solutions, ultimately leading to the creation of sustainable projects and initiatives that address pressing social issues.

The RCF aims to create a supportive ecosystem that encourages risk-taking, learning, and growth. RCF believes it is important to foster an environment where individuals with innovative ideas and a desire for social transformation can thrive.