Sponsor the shift toward ethical, regenerative leadership
In healthy ecosystems, everything grows through reciprocity.
Ethical sponsorship works the same way. When you support JERICA’s work, you nourish leaders, communities, and ideas that help people and the planet flourish.
And you receive inspiration, credibility, and a meaningful connection to a global network of ethical leaders.
Sponsorship should create value, not extract it.
Traditional sponsorship feels transactional. Money flows one way, benefits flow the other, and the relationship ends when the contract does. Little changes, and even less lasts.
But nature shows us a different model. Forests, coral reefs, and resilient communities thrive because energy moves in circles, not straight lines — it flows, returns, and continually strengthens the whole system.
Our approach to Ethical Sponsorship follows the same principle of reciprocity.
Your support becomes the sunlight, water, and nutrients that help leaders grow, young entrepreneurs find their voice, and communities build futures rooted in dignity and regeneration.
You’re not just funding activity. You’re strengthening an ecosystem designed to create long-term, shared prosperity.
Choose the impact pathway that speaks to you:
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Catalyst Kids: Global Youth Entrepreneur Programme
Help young climate and social justice innovators turn ideas into action through mentoring, seed funding, and community support.
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JERICA Fellowship: Emerging Ethical Leaders
Sponsor university students and young leaders in Ghana, Fiji, Italy, and beyond as they learn, create, and lead with purpose.
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Catalyst Projects
Support the early phases of our keystone enterprises: feasibility studies, community co-design, and regenerative tourism concepts that uplift entire ecosystems.
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Hosted Gatherings
Make it possible for leaders to join regenerative leadership gatherings in your region or globally, expanding diverse and inclusive networks of ethical leaders.
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Podcast Sponsorship
Help bring free, accessible, bite-sized learning on regenerative business thinking to a global audience through our Shifting to Ethical Systems podcast. Sponsor a single episode or an entire themed series.
Let’s explore which sponsorship pathway aligns with your strategic priorities and the future you want to help build.
What you receive as an ethical sponsor
Ethical sponsorship is a partnership. Here’s what you can expect:
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Showcase your commitment to ethical, regenerative action through co-created storytelling that highlights the real change your sponsorship enables. Gain authentic, values-aligned visibility.
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Receive straightforward data on how your support moves through the ecosystem: who benefits, what shifts, and how communities are strengthened. No ambiguity, no guesswork.
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Connect directly with the young entrepreneurs, fellows, and leaders you support. Form real relationships with future innovators and ethical changemakers — not distant names buried in a report.
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Demonstrate to shareholders, employees, and partners that your organisation invests in purposeful, future-focused work that aligns with your sustainability commitments and customer values.
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Gain exposure to new ideas, ethical frameworks, and regenerative approaches that can inspire your leadership and enrich your organisation’s strategy. Let sponsorship become a catalyst for transformation, not a transactional expense.
Want to co-create something unique?
If you have your own idea for how you’d like to support JERICA’s work — a programme, a community, a region, or a project close to your heart — we’re ready to co-design it with you.
Ethical sponsorship works best when it’s co-created.