Gifts that make a difference
The gift that makes a difference
Year after year, companies find themselves wondering what the right corporate gift might be: gift hampers, red wine and chocolates can quickly come across as superficial and outdated. How about a new corporate gift for 2025 that really adds value? Many companies now prefer to launch meaningful Christmas initiatives, take responsibility and protect nature in a sustainable way. Are you one of them?
Give impact rather than symbolism and join us this year in protecting threatened natural habitats for good! On this page, we’ve put together some inspiration for your Christmas donations, staff gifts and client presents – as well as ideas for communicating your commitment.
1 €
Donations
protects
1 m2
old-growth forest
protected for ever, thereby ensuring that
60 kg
CO2
remain permanently bound in the forest’s biomass
You’ll receive a certificate for every donation
For every donation, you’ll receive a personalised certificate – featuring the geographical coordinates and an aerial view of the protected woodland.
You can write the names of your staff or customers on each donation certificate. Would you like to have your chosen logo or company logo featured on the certificate? Please feel free to get in touch with us!
Here’s what your donation could look like
A gift that will last a lifetime
Share your commitment – it’s inspiring
Simply get in touch with us after you’ve made your donation and we’ll send you the parcel.
Contact personA Christmas campaign with a real impact
Get in touch! We’d be happy to advise you on a suitable Christmas promotion.
Get in touchDouble community donations
Interested? Get in touch with our team – all the technical features are included
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Last-minute: When you need to act fast
The perfect gift for remote workers
The ‘green’ icebreaker in business relationships
An effective addition to a gift hamper
Giving sustainable gifts even on a tight budget
Our partners take responsibility
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Key information about your charitable donation at a glance
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Specific use: €1 protects 1 m² of rainforest and sequesters 60 kg of CO2
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Personalised: You can tailor the gift donation to suit any budget and any quantity, and organise it flexibly.
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Thoughtful & transparent: You’ll receive personalised certificates featuring the names of the recipients, along with the geographical coordinates and an aerial photograph of the protected woodland
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Lasting impact: Your one-off donation guarantees the long-term protection of the area
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Tax-deductible donation with a donation receipt
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Flexible amount: As a charitable donation, regardless of the non-cash benefit allowance limit
The perfect gift for every budget
Would you like to give a small gift to your small team or to lots of customers?
The Wilderness Sponsorship can be tailored to any budget: from 100 personalised certificates at €10 each to larger sums for special partners. Quick, straightforward and with no organisational hassle.
How it works
Total donation of up to €1,000? Self-booking.
A larger project? Get in touch!
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About Wilderness International
Frequently Asked Questions
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Who receives the donation receipt?
As the donor, you will receive the donation receipt. We will send all the information and files to you. -
What obligations does sponsorship entail for me?
There are no further obligations on your part. The donation is a one-off payment and enables us, as a foundation, to ensure the long-term protection of the area. The sponsorship is symbolic. The woodland remains the property of the foundation. -
How can we ensure that the protected area is preserved for all time?
In Canada, we are aided by the high level of legal certainty and the legal framework, as well as the penalties – which even prohibit trespass – and the cultural and historical significance of property.
In Peru, we have also launched a forest ranger programme in collaboration with local people. We have put several measures in place to ensure long-term protection. Generally speaking, we visit the areas on regular expeditions to check that everything is in order. We also work with local partners who inform us if necessary. The donations per square metre also already include the costs of property tax.
The legal form of the foundation, unlike any other, enables it to fulfil a (charitable) purpose permanently and independently of external interests, thereby achieving the desired long-term effects. It is thus the most long-term organisational structure currently known. Not even states, companies or national parks are designed to last that long. This makes the foundation the only organisation oriented towards the lifespan of the ecosystems we protect.
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How do you work with the local community?
In Peru, for example, we work closely with local people as part of our forest ranger programme. They patrol the areas regularly and champion our conservation cause within the community. For instance, they put up signs, talk to local people about our forest conservation projects and, where necessary, intervene to stop unauthorised access. In this way, the forest rangers also earn a sustainable livelihood.
In Canada, we not only work with partner organisations but can also look back on some fantastic collaborations with First Nations. These include a wilderness run and several nature conservation expeditions with the Cowichan of Vancouver Island, as well as our joint efforts to protect the Peel River Watershed with the Gwich’in of Fort McPherson.