Business Partnerships
We work closely with our partners to develop mutually-beneficial marketing partnerships that provide opportunities for your company, employees and consumers to support a future that works for all.
The Awakener
AWAKENER is a unique interactive workshop for businesses that wakes staff up to the challenges of our time, inspires them with a new vision for the future, and empowers them to make a difference in the world.
It engages and inspires your employees toward a higher sense of purpose in their work and in their lives.
Ways to Get Involved
Partnering with Pachamama Alliance not only makes a difference in the world, but also demonstrates that your organization is aligned with a thriving, just, and sustainable world. There are many ways to partner with us.
FUND OUR WORK
Contribute financial resources to support the programs of Pachamama Alliance.
EVENT SPONSORSHIP
IN-KIND PARTNERSHIP
CAUSE MARKETING
CORPORATE SPONSOR GIFT MATCHING CAMPAIGNS
ENGAGE YOUR PEOPLE
Using our educational programs, inspire your community of customers, constituents, and employees to live their deepest values.
EMPLOYEE ENGAGEMENT
EMPLOYEE FUNDRAISING
EXECUTIVE TRIPS TO THE AMAZON RAINFOREST
GENERATE AWARENESS
Share the work of Pachamama Alliance with your community, and introduce your brand to potential new customers who share your values.
CO-PROMOTIONAL CAMPAIGNS
GIFTED SOCIAL MEDIA
BLOG FEATURE
LOGO PLACEMENT
GIFTED AD SPACE
Our Partners
Here are a few of our partners who are making a difference in the world through partnering with Pachamama Alliance.

Powur
The mission of Powur PBC is to accelerate the adoption of sustainable energy worldwide, and to help over 2,000,000 homeowners save money and gain energy independence. Powur contributes 3% of profits on sales of solar panels to Pachamama Alliance each year, serves as a major sponsor of our annual fall fundraising events, and provides quarterly opportunities to their sales consultants to engage in our educational programs.

Alliance for Community Development
The Alliance for Community Development is an Oakland-base nonprofit, founded in 1999, dedicated to promoting investment in low-income Bay Area communities and increasing access to capital for underrepresented entrepreneurs including but not limited to women, people of color, immigrants, and veterans. The Alliance has been a sponsoring partner since 2019.

Patagonia
Patagonia is in business to save our home planet. Founded in 1973, the outdoor apparel company based in Ventura, California is a Certified B Corporation and is recognized internationally for its commitment to product quality and environmental activism. Patagonia has partnered with Pachamama Alliance to provide in-kind support to our Ikiama Nukuri program workshops in Ecuador.

School of Movement Medicine
The School of Movement Medicine was established in 2007 by Susannah and Ya’Acov Darling Khan who are the Founders + Directors of the School of Movement Medicine. Based in Devon in South West England, The School offers classes, workshops, intensives, apprenticeships and professional training in Movement Medicine and offers events in many countries: mostly in Europe, but also in South Africa and Japan. Ya'Acov and Susannah have led Pachamama Alliance Journeys and fundraise annually through their Long Dance event.

Bioneers
Bioneers is an innovative nonprofit educational organization that highlights breakthrough solutions for restoring people and planet. They have acted as a hub of social and scientific innovators with practical, visionary solutions for the world’s most pressing environmental and social challenges. Bioneers is a media partner creating awareness of the key initiatives of the Pachamama Alliance and sponsors our annual fall fundraising events.

Hoffman Institute
The Hoffman Process is a transformational, week-long healing retreat for people who feel stuck in one or more areas of their lives. Discover your authentic self by finding emotional healing and forgiveness, releasing negative behaviors, and improving relationships. Make peace with your past here: hoffmaninstitute.org