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Fundación Loros
Aerial view of the reserve — aviaries, wetlands, and forest

Your company, part of the sanctuary.

Measurable conservation. Purpose-aligned visibility. Reports built for your sustainability statement.

Corporate partnerships

You don't sponsor an event. You sponsor a sanctuary.

A partnership with Fundación Loros is not greenwashing. It is an operation with verifiable physical outcomes — which is exactly why it works for reporting.

Each year your company receives a verified impact report: trees planted, nests installed, species monitored, community engaged. The numbers feed your sustainability statement. The partnership operates in the tropical dry forest of Bolívar — one of Colombia's most threatened ecosystems, with under 5% of its original cover — where money goes further than in passing-visibility urban projects.

What your company gains

Four concrete returns

  1. Purpose-aligned branding

    Your brand appears across sanctuary assets — aviaries, sectors, editorial content — always presented in editorial tone, never as advertising banner.

  2. ESG and sustainability reporting

    Annual report with verifiable environmental KPIs (trees planted, species monitored, restored area). Ready to fold into your ESG/GRI statement.

  3. Editorial content

    Photo + video session of the impact, co-branded. Material ready for your own channels — site, LinkedIn, social, press.

  4. Team activation

    Corporate day at the sanctuary with your team. Real work — planting, feeding, monitoring. Not generic team-building.

Team working at the reserve

Whata real partnership looks like.

A typical corporate partnership with Loros runs one year, operates against a concrete goal (X trees, X nests, X workdays), and executes on a weekly cadence. You receive a quarterly progress report and an auditable annual report.

We currently work with companies in tourism, energy, hospitality, and professional services. The agreement structure adapts — but outcomes are measurable, not narrative.

Partnership types

Four paths to partner

Each adapts to your commitment size and the frame that best fits your brand. Pricing is set in conversation — depends on scope and duration.

  1. Tree sponsor

    Annual planting of 100+ native tropical dry forest trees, with institutional plaque in the sector. Annual commitment.

  2. Aviary sponsor

    One foundation aviary carries your company name for one year. Quarterly reports on rehabilitated and released birds from that aviary.

  3. Species sponsor

    Symbolic adoption of a key species (orange-winged amazon, blue-and-yellow macaw, scarlet macaw). Dedicated editorial content, presence in sanctuary stories.

  4. Program sponsor

    Fund one year of the Schools, Universities, Community, or International program. Annual corporate workday for your team included.

Pair of parrots on an installed nest

Howyour visibility shows up.

Website — logo and partnership description in the institutional footer + dedicated page telling the editorial story of the partnership.

On-site signage — branded plaque on the sponsored asset (aviary, sector, nest).

Social media — at least 4 editorial posts per year reporting partnership progress, with your brand as the impact protagonist.

Physical presence — invitation to sanctuary events, team workdays, on-site photo sessions.

What you receive

Partnership deliverables

  1. Annual impact report

    Auditable document with verified metrics, geo-tagged photos, and editorial narrative. PDF + hi-res assets for your sustainability statement.

  2. Photo + video session

    One professional session per year at the sanctuary, with your team if applicable. Editorial + social media material for your own channels.

  3. Corporate workday

    Field day at the sanctuary with your team — planting, monitoring, feeding. Real work, not generic team-building. Catering included.

  4. Quarterly editorial presence

    Four publications per year in sanctuary channels reporting your partnership progress, with your brand featured in each piece.

Let's design the partnership together

Each company arrives with a different goal — visibility, ESG, content, community impact, team activation. We design the partnership around that, not the other way around. Better to start with a short conversation.

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Corporate FAQs

What's the minimum commitment period?+
Twelve months. Conservation projects operate on annual cycles — planting, monitoring, breeding, data collection. Shorter commitments don't allow for solid result reporting.
Is the donation tax-deductible for legal entities?+
Yes. Fundación Loros operates under the DIAN Special Tax Regime (Decree 2150/2017). We issue a consolidated annual tax certificate. Your company can deduct it on its corporate income tax return.
How is impact measured?+
Verifiable, geo-tagged KPIs: trees planted (with coordinates and species), nests installed (with pair tracking), sectors monitored (team-hours), birds released (with ID rings). The quarterly report shows progress vs. goal set at partnership start.
Do you accept one-off sponsorships or only annual?+
One-off sponsorships only for discrete physical assets — a specific nest, a single team workday, a corporate event at the sanctuary. For partnerships with visibility and reporting, the minimum is annual.
Do you accept co-branding and reciprocal logo use?+
Yes, within a joint editorial manual. The sanctuary protects its editorial voice; the corporate brand is incorporated with clear usage guidance. Co-branding terms are set in the contract.
What's the typical lead time to start?+
Two to six weeks from first conversation to signed agreement. After that, the first quarterly report arrives at 90 days.
If your sustainability statement needs real numbers, this partnership is the most honest shortcut.

The opposite of event sponsoring: instead of paying for fleeting visibility, you fund operations that produce auditable data. Your team has reporting material, your brand appears linked to a physical outcome, and at year-end you can tell your stakeholders exactly where the money went — with photo and coordinates.