CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY
CSR
Marine Conservation Philippines is happy to partner with environmentally conscious organizations and businesses and we accept all donations with thanks. In addition to direct funding, some CSR partners prefer a thematic level partnership that also provide some sort of community outreach. Examples and outlines of such partnerships can be see below. If you are interested in partnering with us, please contact us at team@mcp.email.
- Local micro businesses
Coral Conservationist
$100
Your $100 goes to our operational fund: fuel for our vehicles, equipment maintenance, staff, research and utilities.
Donate $100 - A kind thought
Reef Rescuer
$250
Your $250 goes to our operational fund: fuel for our vehicles, equipment maintenance, staff, research and utilities.
Donate $250 - Making an impact
Sea Savior
$1,000
Your $1,000 goes to our operational fund: fuel for our vehicles, equipment maintenance, staff, research and utilities.
Donate $1,000 - Most commonly selected
Fish Friend
$Any
Choose your own amount, whether you can spare a little or want to give more than $1,000 in one go.
Donate
Notable Examples of CSR partnerships 2017-2026
Aquinus
is a subsidiary brand of Swiss watchmaker Montrichard. Wishing to partner on environmental effort in the Philippines, they created an exclusive limited edition divewatch to support our work. See press release.
Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf
partnered with Marine Conservation Philippines under their #CaringCup program. An online postcard competition was created with the winning entries forming a set of themed postcards of ocean art that were sold in CB&TL stores across the nation. Proceeds were donated to MCP. See press release.
Aquazoo Löbbecke Museum
is both an aquarium/zoo and a natural history museum. A special exhibition called “Black Ocean” in which cephalopod photos of the Japanese photographer Jinggong Zhang were on display were auctioned off, with the proceed donated to Marine Conservation Philippines.
Adalantic
Adalantic is a group of digital philanthropists who support marine conservation efforts by creating and selling marine themed NFT art. The NFTs are minted on the Cardano Blockchain, which doesn’t require mining and therefore consumes significantly less energy compared to other blockchains. Their Dolphin Series in support of Marine Conservation Philippines created pieces of art using a random algorithm pulling rarities based on real world dolphin population sizes.
Registered NGO
Marine Conservation Philippines (MCP) a registered non-governmental organization (NGO) dedicated to preserving and protecting coastal resources in the Philippines through education, volunteerism and research. We engage local communities and policy makers and work to ensure solutions that will benefit both man and nature in the long run.
Origin and Legitimacy
Marine Conservation Philippines is registered with the Philippines Securities and Exchange Commission as a non-stock, non-profit organization, under reg. no. CN201506332 and is audited by an external certified public accountant. Marine Conservation Philippines is formally registered under the nomen “Marine Habitat Preservation of the Philippines inc.”