Fundraising

A large part of the time and energy of the members of Tchendukua – Ici et Ailleurs is devoted in France to fundraising. A hectare of land costs between €1,500 and €2,500 (including fees), depending on the area, tourist pressure, access (roads) and the crops grown on the land. Thanks to private and public partners, patrons, members, regular and one-off donors, and friends, Tchendukua – Ici et Ailleurs is able to see its projects through to completion, support indigenous communities and explore the paths towards ‘eco-modernity’.

Tchendukua – Ici et Ailleurs is a charity, so donations it receives are eligible for tax relief under the laws governing charitable giving, namely a 66% tax reduction on the amount donated for individuals, 60% of the donation for businesses, up to a limit of 0.5% of your turnover excluding VAT.

To raise these funds, we need members and donors: it is you who have made it possible to launch this venture, in which people who have been with us for 20 years are still involved; it is you who can help us continue by becoming a member or making a one-off donation.

To raise these funds, we need companies that believe the values upheld by the Kogis can help their teams evolve and transform, within a human and sustainable vision. Eric JULIEN, founder of the association, and Michel PODOLAK, president, can contribute their expertise to this. Find out more

To raise these funds, we need to be present and visible: we need our media partners and to organise events. This is what we do regularly across France and what our friends at Tchendukua-Ici et Ailleurs Suisse do on their side. Many media outlets cover our activities, including:

Television: France 2, France 3, …

Radio: France Info, France Inter, Sud Radio, …

Print media: Kaizen magazine

Tchendukua-Ici et Ailleurs is active on social media (Facebook, Twitter), with an editorial focus that extends to the issues and actions of Indigenous peoples in general.