Our Supporters

At Money for Madagascar we bring about positive change and development by bringing together the generosity of supporters who care about poverty, development and conservation with the passion and skill of our Madagascar Partners. Our donors include Individuals, Trusts & Foundations, Businesses, Faith Organisations, Schools, Rotarians, Malagasy Diaspora and other community groups.  Donations and Grants can range from tens of pounds to tens of thousands. All donations make a big difference in Madagascar.

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Business Supporters

We are happy to have a growing number of Business Partners who fulfil their environmental and ethical commitments by supporting our programmes.  Donations, Grants, Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR)/ESG commitments, event sponsorship or fundraising are just some of the simple ways that businesses can play a meaningful part in combatting climate change and biodiversity loss, whilst also investing in sustainable development for vulnerable and impoverished communities.  Support can range from a simple donation to plant and maintain trees as part of your company’s commitment to ‘carbon mitigation’ https://moneyformadagascar.org/carbon-offsetting/ through to longer-term commitments such as sponsoring individual students or whole projects over a number of years.  We greatly value strategic partnerships where we can grow together to fulfil a joint mission.

One very easy way for your company to sign up to make regular CSR/ESG donations to MfM is through the platform B1G1, where MfM has several featured projects. B1G1 aims to make it easy for companies to sign up to fund charitable work, by providing a user-friendly platform where companies can sign up in just a few clicks.

Business partnerships can take many forms, they aren’t always about money.  For example we are working with the Lakeland Wildlife Oasis to offer a complete educational package for schools and community groups.  We are delighted to receive pro-bono professional support from businesses such as Turbine Design, Marble Arch and Ethical Angels.

 Other businesses are funding MfM community projects, such as building water points, classrooms or school kitchens – as part of their commitment to CSR.

Could you become one of our next business partners?  If you might be interested in a partnership with MfM whether you may offer a simple donation or a closer connection, please drop us an email (admin@moneyformadagascar.org) or give us a call (07956 147316).

If you are interested in improving your carbon footprint, take a look at our Carbon Mitigation page by clicking here and see how you can make a difference.

H2 Orbital Education https://orbital.education


H2 Equity Partners
www.h2ep.co.uk


“As part of our commitment to ESG, H2 Equity Partners is delighted to contribute to Money for Madagascar’s sustainable reforestation programme.”


B1G1
https://account.b1g1.com/wcu_partner/254/


One very easy way for your company to sign up to make regular CSR/ESG donations to MfM is through the platform B1G1, where MfM has several featured projects. B1G1 aims to make it easy for companies to sign up to fund charitable work, by providing a user-friendly platform where companies can sign up in just a few clicks. The B1G1 team have done rigorous checks and due diligence on all the charities and projects they promote, such as the MfM projects you can find on this site. So if you want a really simple way to give to MfM you can look up Money for Madagascar on the B1G1 platform https://account.b1g1.com/view-all-projects.

MIA Chocolate
www.miafoodie.com/


MIA produce fairly traded chocolate in Madagascar, and are off-setting their company’s carbon by planting trees for every palette of chocolate they ship. As part of their 1forChange commitment MIA donates a penny in every pound they make into MfM projects to combat poverty and bring positive change in Madagascar.


Mia is also supporting 'fruit tree scholarships' whereby a child plants fruit trees in their yard to improve nutrition and help fund their education. The support parental literacy & business start-up support and study bursaries to promising young women from disadvantaged backgrounds.


Rainbow Tours
www.rainbowtours.co.uk/


Rainbow Tours supports MfM by giving a donation ever time they sell a holiday to Madagascar.

Better World Books
https://www.betterworldbooks.com/go/donatebooks


Better World books have given donations towards the MfM Education for Life programme

Lakeland Wildlife Oasis Park
https://wildlifeoasis.co.uk/


MfM are proud to partner with Oasis Wildlife Park. We are working with the Lakeland Wildlife Oasis to offer a complete educational package for schools and community groups. Children can meet lemurs, sifaka and other rainforests wildlife at the zoo and uncover a wealth of resources about the wildlife and culture of Madagascar, though assemblies, school-based workshops and more in the Money for Madagascar ‘Lemur Bounce Resource Pack’ https://moneyformadagascar.org/lemur-bounce/.

Lanes Vets
http://lanesvets.com/


MfM are proud to partner with Lanes Vets. Lanes Vets group have made Money for Madagascar their charity of the year,


Gwin Dylanwad
https://www.dylanwad.com


Gwin Dylanwad Wine recently raised donations to build 4 toilet blocks for schools.


Turbo Creative
https://www.turbinecreative.co.uk


Turbo Creative donate time and expertise to MfM and help develop our 'Lemur Bounce Pack'


Marble Arch have supported MfM giving specialist marketing and design advice


Ethical Angels
https://www.ethicalangel.com/


Ethical Angel are continuing to help MfM through their professional mentoring and volunteer scheme.

Saga are supporting the MfM Education for Life programme with grants.

Anglo-Malagasy Society https://www.anglo-malagasysociety.co.uk/

Trusts and Foundations

We are hugely grateful to the Trusts and Foundations that are committed to supporting Money for Madagascar.  Providing over 60% of our funding, many of these essential partners have been with us for a long time.  We are always open to new opportunities. Many Trusts prefer to stay anonymous. But details of our donors can be found in our accounts, if needed.

DEFRA 'Darwin Initiative'

Critical Eco-Systems Partnership Fund (CEPF) https://www.cepf.net/

The French Embassy PISCAA fund is supporting women to lead conservation & build resilient livelihoods.

Coles Medlock Foundation

The BigGive

The Waterloo Foundation
waterloofoundation.org.uk

Mary's Meals
https://www.marysmeals.org/

ADSUM Foundation supports our Education for Life programme.
adsumfoundation.org

The Aeonian Foundation

British & Foreign Schools Society
Educational Opportunities for all
bfss.org.uk

Sainsbury Family Charitable Trusts
>www.sfct.org.uk

WACadbury Charitable Trust

IQFA Irish Quaker Faith in Action supported our prison rehabilitation programme.
quakers-in-ireland.ie

Carnforth Rotary Club
http://www.carnforthrotary1190.org/

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