Corporate Partners

The African Wildlife Foundation’s corporate and business partners help to advance our conservation work in Africa, from protecting critical habitat and endangered species to developing sustainable enterprises that enhance the livelihoods of people who share their lands with wildlife.

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You can further AWF’s conservation mission while bolstering sales and brand equity in the process. We will work with your business (and agency partners) to develop a cause-marketing promotion, product extension or licensing arrangement that links sales to support for AWF. Additionally, as a Corporate Sponsor you can take a leadership role in advancing our key programs: saving endangered species and other wildlife, protecting land, capacity building, and developing conservation enterprises that benefit people in Africa. Click here to learn more.

CORPORATE PARTNERS

	Disneynature Disneynature selected AWF to celebrate the 2011 release of its feature film “African Cats” through a special program called See African Cats, Save the Savanna. Disneynature made a donation to AWF through the Disney Worldwide Conservation Fund in honor of every moviegoer who saw “African Cats” opening week. This program helped to ensure the future of lions, cheetahs, elephants, zebras, giraffes and a host of other animals in the vibrant African savanna. To learn more, visit www.disney.com/africancats.
	Endangered Species Chocolate What could be more natural than a partnership between the leading international organization for conserving Africa’s wildlife and the leading purveyor of premium all-natural chocolate? AWF and Endangered Species Chocolate share a common desire to sustain species, habitat and humanity. A portion of proceeds from sales of Endangered Species Chocolate is donated to AWF to protect Africa’s magnificent wildlife. In addition, the AWF Collection offers the opportunity to adopt an elephant, lion, mountain gorilla or other African animal and receive a plush toy representing the animal you choose -- along with their delicious chocolate creations. For more, visit www.chocolatebar.com.
	Hublot Swiss watchmaker Hublot has been creating luxury watches for three decades. Hublot pieces have been incorporated into top global brands, including Manchester United football club. In 2010, Hublot became the official watchmaker of Formula 1, the 2010 FIFA World Cup and the 2014 FIFA World Cup. Its new limited-edition "Big Bang out of Africa" timepiece benefits AWF. Hublot designed the watch to support AWF Goodwill Ambassador Veronica Varekova, who is currently featured in a new Hublot campaign highlighting its women’s collections, and champions her commitment to AWF. Hublot supports AWF’s conservation work with an annual contribution of $100,000. For more, visit www.hublot.com.
	Starbucks In 2004, Starbucks and AWF teamed up to build awareness for conservation of the wild lands and wildlife in Africa and explore new ways to bring sustainable coffee growing practices to Kenya and Tanzania. This partnership with Starbucks created opportunities for coffee farmers to improve their livelihoods by increasing the quality and value of their coffee crop, and provided support for better coffee husbandry and harvesting. For more, visit www.starbucks.com.

To learn more about how AWF has collaborated with these respected companies and brands to deliver lasting conservation solutions in Africa click here.

IN-KIND PARTNERS

	Africa Geographic Africa Geographic produces high-quality magazines, books, calendars and safari-related gear and offers superb travel opportunities to visit Africa’s special places. Their magazines are read by more than 160,000 readers in over 70 countries, and have garnered more than 20 awards for publishing excellence, including “South Africa’s best magazine”. AWF and Africa Geographic have teamed up to produce a special quarterly issue featuring stories and news from AWF's Heartlands. For more, visit www.africageographic.com.
	Clear Channel Clear Channel owns and operates 1,400 radio and 37 television stations globally and is an industry leader in airport advertising representing 8 out of 10 top U.S. airports. Clear Channel has generously donated advertising space to AWF in 16 major U.S. airports valued at over $1 million. Thanks to Clear Channel Airports, AWF has secured over 50 large billboards to promote our activities and attract new supporters. For more, visit www.clearchannelairports.com.
	JC Decaux Founded in France in 1964, JCDecaux is the second largest advertising company in the world. JC Decaux has generously donated billboard space in 11 major U.S. airports in which AWF has 95 prominently featured posters on display. This advertising space is valued at over $1.5 million. You can see AWF's posters in the following airports: John F. Kennedy; Miami International; Philadelphia; Houston Intercontinental; Seattle; Salt Lake City; San Jose; Burbank; Washington D.C. Reagan National; Baltimore International. For more information on JCDecaux, please visit www.jcdecaux.com.
	South African Airways As South Africa’s first and leading airline, South African Airways (SAA) is a proudly South African company, embracing the culture, the people and the flavor that makes this country such an exciting destination. Continent-wide, SAA actively supports local communities in every country to which they fly to. SAA is extending its resources to partner with AWF in a range of activities which directly support the preservation of Africa’s great tourism and conservation destinations. For more, visit www.flysaa.com.

Alex Woo: AWF receives a royalty of 10 percent of the gross proceeds of online sales from The Sweni Collection.

Realsure, Inc.: AWF receives 5 percent of royalties from each sale of the book “Surviving Your Serengeti.”

Soundprints: AWF receives 2.5 percent of all sales proceeds for the African Wildlife Foundation book/audio-book series.

To learn how your business can work with AWF, click here.