How to Become a Corporate Supporter

Thank you for your interest in supporting the global conservation work of World Land Trust (WLT).

If your company is interested in becoming a WLT Corporate Supporter, to raise funds to save and protect critically threatened habitat for species, WLT would wish to ensure that the amount being donated is appropriate to the size of the company and matches the level of support being promoted by that company.

Most companies who wish to support WLT are keen to tell us of environmental action they are taking and are interested in further addressing their corporate social responsibility through WLT.

WLT will draft a simple agreement to have in place for the sake of transparency and to provide an outline for communications.

Should you wish to include WLT’s logo within your communications, there is an annual logo use fee, which is an HMRC requirement and does not form part of the pledged donation.

WLT will provide formal acknowledgement and personalised certificates, as well as updates on the project you are supporting.

While WLT will not carry out marketing on your behalf, the Trust can, where appropriate, support your activities and recognise your support in line with WLT’s communications policy, which may include:

● A page on the Corporate Supporters section of WLT’s website including a description of your business, your logo and a link to your website.
● A shared programme for social media.

Become a Corporate Supporter of World Land Trust

If you are interested in becoming a corporate supporter of WLT and would like to start the process or simply find out more information – please contact us, using the button below and a member of our team will get back to you as soon as possible.

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For fifteen years, hand in hand with World Land Trust, Puro has demonstrated how companies can be a force for good in our world, challenging the typical business environment to show how business can help the environment. Today our partnership has flourished, our journey more relevant than ever before."
Frans Van Tilborg, CEO, Miko Group