A Trunk Full of Caps, and a Future Full of Hope

This Sunday, a full trunk of plastic bottle caps left Campus X.

Packed by our colleague Sergey Bilyarski, the load was delivered to the Caps for the Future campaign - a grassroots initiative by the Lazar Radkov Foundation that turns small everyday actions into life-saving impact.

“Капачки за Бъдеще” may look like a simple recycling project. In truth, it’s a nationwide movement that has already helped equip neonatal and pediatric wards with vital equipment - from incubators to ambulances. It’s also a powerful reminder that environmental responsibility and social care often go hand in hand.

And it starts with one person picking up a cap.

One team deciding to save them.

One community filling a car.

That’s what happened here at Campus X.

As Sergey handed over the bag on October 19, it wasn’t just a delivery. It was a symbol of three things we believe in:

• Community - people who act together toward shared good

• Proactivity - taking action, not just talking about it

• Responsibility - to children, to nature, to the future

If you want to see what these values look like on the big screen, we invite you to watch Lazar Radkov’s new documentary Velikani - a powerful portrait of what purpose can build, and how far a plastic cap can go.

Here’s to small gestures that carry big meaning.

And to communities that make the future real - one trunk full of hope at a time.

Written by  Visibilio.ai