LEAP SPIRAL ORG is a brand that is dedicated to the empowerment of both land and animals, with a focus on Sabah, Malaysian Borneo. Founded in 2004 by Cynthia Ong, LEAP aims to protect and restore the remaining forests and wildlife populations in Sabah. The organization has successfully increased transparency, built local conservation capacity, and developed effective partnerships and projects.

LEAP has facilitated collaborations between local, regional, and international partners, resulting in innovative initiatives and projects. Their work includes supporting community-based conservation efforts, restoring degraded forests, establishing a biobank for Orang Utan habitat restoration, acquiring critical parcels of land, and opposing the construction of a coal-fired power plant. LEAP has played a key role in fostering a culture of openness, transparency, and collaboration among government, industry, and civil society in Sabah.

Borneo, the focus of LEAP's efforts, is renowned for its extraordinary biodiversity, including endangered species like the Orang Utan, Proboscis Monkey, Sumatran Rhino, Bornean Elephant, and Malayan Sun Bear. However, these species face threats due to habitat loss and fragmentation caused by logging, deforestation for oil palm plantations, mining, and other environmental challenges. LEAP is actively working to address these threats and create a sustainable future for the people and wildlife of Sabah