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Tourism organisations that make a difference to people and the planet need your help.
Travellers around the world are being encouraged to stay home today, travel tomorrow. This is responsible advice during the Covid-19 crisis, but will have a negative impact on communities, organisations and places that depend on tourism.
We know that many of you at home are concerned for the people and organisations that make going on holiday so special. We want to help you find and support them. Give today, go tomorrow and help create better places for people to live in and for travellers to visit.
Give today, go tomorrow and make a donation to an organisation that relies on income from tourism to benefit people and the planet in one of your favourite holiday destinations, or one you would like to visit in the future. Our purpose is to help organisations that are now in need of urgent support to fulfil their social or environmental mission.
Our partners include social businesses that help underprivileged youth, organisations that support community development, and NGOs that contribute to wildlife
conservation and environmental
protection. Find out more about them below.
By giving to one of these organisations, you will ensure their important work can continue and you will be able to return to beautiful and cared-for places. We connect you to our partners’ donations page and all your money will go directly to them. Our goal is simply to help you find those currently in need.
Our tourism partners in need
CLA was founded in 1998 by musician and genocide survivor Arn Chorn-Pond. Initially focused on preserving endangered art forms and rituals, CLA works to promote creativity and innovation in Cambodia’s arts sector. It provides scholarships, fellowships, and support to talented artists and arts leaders; builds links with neighbours in the Mekong region; and gets more arts and culture education into Cambodian public schools.
