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The Avila Foundation
Our dream for a better world
We feel a strong connection to the destinations we visit and are keen to support the people and communities that make these places so special. Through our Avila Foundation, we have been supporting various local initiatives for many years with great care, commitment and mutual respect.
Our love of wildlife and nature, and our commitment to helping women and children in Venezuela, is something that stays with us. The projects and charities we have supported for years are now coming of age, and this has inspired us to set up the Avila Foundation in 2019; a foundation that focuses on small-scale projects relating to people, the environment and animal welfare.
The Avila Foundation also has ANBI status, whereby we are recognised with the tax authorities as a General Beneficial Institution and which means your donation is deductible from your taxable income. The Avila Foundation is our dream for a better world, will you help us realise it?
Some of our projects
For all our projects, we work closely with our partner organisations.
Casa Blanca
Casa Blanca is a children's centre in Venezuela's Sucre province where we provide 100 underprivileged children aged 3 to 11 with a daily hot meal and a safe place to play and dream, among other things. Casa Blanca aims to give these children a future perspective.
Casa Grande
Casa Grande is a centre where we can continue to support the children of Casa Blanca during their teenage years by providing skills training, such as learning the English language and training for professions such as baker or electrician.
Timbo Foundation
Supporting the planting of 7 hectares of Avila River Forest on the Limpopo River in the Central Tuli region of Botswana. Rehabilitating the area with native trees and grass is crucial to stop further erosion and protect the unique ecosystem.
World Wildlife Fund
Donation to WWF to protect the tiger in India, eastern Russia and Southeast Asia. The project is committed to protecting tigers from poachers by encouraging governments to establish national parks and tiger reserves.
