Below are some of our major supporters. We also receive incredible support from individuals and small groups from all over the world. We apologise if we have not mentioned all of you. Please send us an email and we will add you to the list with a link to your website.
American Express & Danamon Bank
As part of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC), held in Bali in 2007, Danamon Bank sponsored a “Seeds For Bali” programme in partnership with FNPF to fund panting of saplings on Nusa Penida.
AusAID
AusAID is the Australian government’s department for overseas international development. AusAID has supported FNPF for many years through the sponsored volunteer schemes, such as VIDA and AYAD.
Australian Consulate in Bali
The Australian Consulate in Bali has donated grants to fund a variety of FNPF projects on Nusa Penida (Bali), including: printing of thousands of copies of FNPF’s Conservation Education booklet; diesel powered slasher to convert green organic materials into silage; fencing for the nursery; upgrade of room into community library.
Bali Spirit
Supports by advertising FNPF’s work on the BaliSpirit website .
Boeing Corporation
In 2010 FNPF was selected as Boeing Corporation’s first conservation recipient in Asia, with an initial US$45,000 donation to FNPF to contribute to restoring 40 Hectares of wetland forest in Tanjung Puting National Park, Kalimantan (Borneo).
BOS (Balikpapan Orangutan Survival)
Provided financial support for FNPF’s orangutan rehab & release programs in Kalimantan.
Buy One Give One (B1G1)
A not for profit organisation that provides the systems, structure and inspiration to turn our world into a world full of giving and to create a much happier world as a direct result.
Department of Environment and Heritage Australia
Funded FNPF’s integrated wildlife (protect, rescue, rehab & release), habitat (protection, reforestation, & agro-forestry), and community development (alternative income & education) in Kalimantan from 2005-7.
GeboMana
By selling beautifully designed organic t’shirts, the GeboMana foundation raises money to fund children’s education programmes in Indonesia . FNPF is just 1 of 3 Indonesian Foundations that have been selected for support by GeboMana.
Gibbon Foundation
Gibbon Foundation supported FNPF’s orangutan rehab & release programs in Kalimantan. And in 2004, Gibbon Foundation enabled FNPF to create the project on Nusa Penida, funding all of infrastructure and the first 5 years operating costs.
Humane Society International (Australia)
HSI Australia is a major supporter of FNPF since 2000, initially with support for FNPF’s project in Tanjung Puting National Park (Kalimantan, Borneo) in 2000, and then Nusa Penida (Bali), and more recently Lamandau Reserve (Kalimantan, Borneo).
HSI has also extended its Wildlife Land Trust with it’s first Indonesian project being on Nusa Penida in partnership FNPF.
John Hardy Ltd
Supporting the bamboo agro-forestry project in Nusa Penida 2006-10.
Kopernik
Kopernik helps FNPF supply local communities near to FNPF’s project sites with innovative, life-changing technologies… including solar lanterns, water filters, and self-adjustable reading glasses
Maya Ubud Resort and Spa
Since 2008, the Maya Resort has supported FNPF with a “Plant-a-Tree” campaign by inviting guests to make a donation to help FNPF plant tree on Nusa Penida. In 2010 the Maya Resort joined FNPF’s “Sponsor a Hectare” programme and has been allocated 1 hectare in FNPF’s 100 hectare reforestation site on Nusa Penida.
RACI (Reef Artisan Collaborative International)
RACI runs and supports a network of community –based projects through SE Asia. It’s internship programmes brings young people from all over the world to volunteer in these projects, including regular groups to FNPF’s volunteer in Bali and Kalimantan programmes.
Save Indonesian Endangered Species (SIES)
SIES is an Australian organisation that raises money and oversees projects being run by front-line conservation and community development organisations in Indonesia. SIES is supporting FNPF with reforestation and a sea turtle projects.
US Fish & Wildlife Service
Supported FNPF’s reforestation projects in Tanjung Puting National Park as part of the orangutan protection programme 2004-6. And in 2011, sponsored the purchase, rehabilitation and release of 10 bali Starlings onto Nusa Penida.
World Parrot Trust
World Parrot Trust is working with FNPF to rebuild Lory and Cockatoo populations on Nusa Penida. James Gilardi, the CEO of WPT, joined FNPF in 2010 to film the release of 2 Lory’s on Nusa Penida.
