SwissHumanity, a passion project by David Wuyts, his brother Anthony, and their close friend Seb, is dedicated to spreading love and positivity through impactful stories.
Operating independently and funding their endeavors through their day jobs, the trio aims to capture and share inspiring narratives, particularly from the Philippines.
Uplifting Stories from the Philippines
One standout project features a hardworking family selling mangoes in Dumaguete. SwissHumanity surprised the family with monetary gifts and a special note in their native language, capturing their genuine reactions with hidden cameras. The video went viral, garnering over 6 million views in one week.
In Dipolog, Mindanao, SwissHumanity conducted a social experiment to find a kind and humble individual. They met a dedicated street cleaner who unknowingly helped wrap a special gift for herself. Inside the gift was a handbag wallet containing 5,000 pesos.
In Bacolod, Negros Occidental, SwissHumanity surprised a sock vendor who had dedicated 50 years to her job. They bought socks from her and presented her with three envelopes, one containing 5,000 pesos.
The Mission Behind SwissHumanity
SwissHumanit y’s mission is to inspire others through positive narratives, not to seek fame or profit. They believe that by sharing these stories, they can motivate others to create positive change in their communities.
While some may believe acts of kindness should remain private, SwissHumanity is committed to showcasing these genuine smiles and emotional reactions, aiming to create a ripple effect of love, compassion, and positive storytelling.
The team remains focused on helping others and sharing stories that matter, spreading love and positivity in a world that needs it more than ever.
