A Chacun son Everest is an association that supports children with cancer or leukemia through internships that focus on the mountain at Chamonix. The association hosted beneficiaries of Caméléon in 2008, and periodically offers climbing gear to Chameleon Philippines.
http://www.achacunsoneverest.com
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Members of the American Cathedral in Paris are loyal patrons of Caméléon. In 2011, via the Mission and Outreach and the Junior Guild, they participated in the financing of the Learning Resource Center in Iloilo. In 2012, they will support a vocational training project for the Filipino staff.
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The Région Bourgogne has been supporting us for many years, the association’s headquarters is located in Chalon-sur- Saône (71). Thanks to The Région Bourgogne, Caméléon benefits from subsidized employment.
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Brother France, a company that offers printing solutions to individuals and professionals, has been supporting Caméléon financially and materially for several years. Through its support, in 2011, Caméléon was able to build a staff house for its employees in the Philippines. Internally, some of the employees of Brother sponsor children of the association.
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Every year since 1997, Clarins France has recognized a woman of admirable and active association in the world. In 2005, the cosmetics company awarded the Prix de la Femme Dynamisante to Laurence Ligier, founder of Caméléon. Since then, the company and its employees faithfully accompany Caméléon in all of its projects.
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Cocktail Scandinave is a medium-sized business that sells Scandinavian furniture in its 12 shops around France. Cocktail Scandinave furnished the two shelters in the Philippines and the Paris office of Caméléon. The company supports the association each year in various projects.
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The Cooperation Humanitaire Luxembourg which is based in Luxembourg, has been a partner to Caméléon since 2009. To learn more please click:
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The group, DOME X’PATS is a French group specializing in international issues of human resource management. It has been supporting Caméléon for several years, especially by sponsoring children.
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Since 2010, the National School of Circus Arts in Rosny-sous-Bois has been supporting Caméléon’s therapy program through Caméléon Circus. Periodically, the school sends teachers and students to the Philippines in order to support the local team.
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The Eliza Les Ailes du Voyage is a travel agency in Paris that specializes in trips to the Philippines. In addition, they offer cargo services to and from France and the rest of the world. Every month, Eliza offers Caméléon free shipment of a cargo box to the Philippines. This enables Caméléon to send clothing, medicine, school supplies and toys on a regular basis.
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Exotic Express is an online jewelry store that specializes in jewelry from Asia. Since 2011, its founders have been selling handicrafts from Chameleon Philippines in their stores. The company gives Caméléon the proceeds of the sales, net of expenses. Exotic Express’ generous help allows Caméléon to diversify its funding resources.
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The Air France Foundation has been supporting Caméléon since 2008. For 2012, the Air France Foundation has is committed to the renovation of a dormitory for students and the maintenance of the Learning Resource Center. They also hosts various vocational training for the biggest beneficiaries of the organization.
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Fondation Aviva supported Caméléon in 2010 by financing a campaing for Advocacy on the Rights of the Child in the Philippines.
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The ELLE Foundation’s mission is to support the evolution of the role of women in society and to promote empowerment through education, training and information. The ELLE Foundation has been supporting Caméléon since 2010. Their support includes funding for vocation training for the young women beneficiaries of Caméléon.
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The Foundation GDF SUEZ supported Caméléon until 2009 as part of its program of international solidarity. It continues to monitor the projects of the association and is associated with sporting events.
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The Fondation Premiere Pierre has been supporting Caméléon since 2009. It has been involved with the purchase of a home for students and the construction of the center for research and learning.
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The RAJA Foundation was created by Daniele Marcovici, CEO of RAJA, and leader of the European pack. The foundation supports projects that improve the situation of women in the world and has been supporting Caméléon since 2010. RAJA helped finance the construction and equipping of the Learning Resource Center.
www.fondation-raja-marcovici.com
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The René Lacoste Foundation aims to “help children benefit from the values of sport.” It has been supporting Caméléon since 2008, the year we constructed the Sports Complex at Passi. In 2012, the René Lacoste Foundation will fund sporting activities for children by funding a 4-day summer camp in May.
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The SANOFI-ESPOIR Foundation has been supporting the Caméléon health program since 2008. In the Philippines, a subsidiary of SANOFI organizes local vaccination campaigns for the children.
www.fondation-sanofi-espoir.com
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The Fondation SERVIR is a family organization that supports projects for aide and solidarity, both in France and in countries of the Third World. It has been supporting Caméléon since 2010. With SERVIR’s help, Caméléon was able to put a roof on the new Learning Resource Center in Illoilo. In 2012, the Foundation SERVIR will offer equipment for the children’s circus.
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The Hligaynon Association brings together part of the Filipino community of Illoilo origin in Paris. It organizes regular events for the benefit of Caméléon.
http://www.facebook.com/pages/Hiligaynon-association-in-Paris/286737981272
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The King Baudouin Foundation’s partnership with Caméléon began in 2011. Based in Belgium, the foundation liaises with their local donors for the help of Caméléon.
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L’Oreal has been supporting Caméléon in France and the Philippines since 2007. The company provides logistical support to the team in Paris and material support to children in the Philippines, through its subsidiary in Manila. In 2011, L’Oreal has printed 300 information leaflets for Caméléon France.
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Voix de l’Enfant (Voice of the Child) brings together organizations active in defending and protecting the rights of children in France and all over the world. Caméléon has been part of its network since 2010.
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Thanks to Léonard Paris, Caméléon benefited from the operation of the Charity Bag in the Grazia magazine in August 2011.
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Several Rotary Clubs in France, the United Kingdom and the Philippines, support the work of Caméléon. A special thank you to members of the Rotary Clubs of Normandy, Reims, and the Rotary Makati at Manila for the valuable support in professional training programs for young people.
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Twisloc, a subsidiary of Deltras Trailers (www.deltatrailers.fr), is a small business that rents trucks and trailers. Twisloc has been a financial partner to Caméléon since 2010. Each year they donate a portion of their profits to the association.
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