Corporate Sponsorships
Partnering with the Koala Research Foundation Australia and demonstrates your company’s commitment to corporate social responsibility and the preservation of Australia’s unique wildlife. Your sponsorship provides crucial funding for our innovative research, vaccination programs, and breeding initiatives aimed at saving koalas from extinction
We offer a range of koala sponsorship packages and are happy to tailor a partnership that meets your company’s philanthropic and marketing objectives
- The information in this form is secure
From sponsoring specific research milestones to supporting community vaccination drives, your contribution will be vital
Some of the benefits of our corporate sponsorships include:
- Brand Alignment: Associate your brand with a respected research foundation dedicated to a critical and emotive cause to all Australians - koala conservation
- Enhanced Reputation: Showcase your commitment to environmental stewardship and conservation to your customers, employees, and stakeholders
- Engagement Opportunities: We can explore opportunities for staff engagement, co-branded awareness campaigns, and exclusive updates on our progress
- Tangible Impact: See your support directly translate into scientific breakthroughs, healthier koala populations, and a brighter future for this iconic species
Why Partner with KRFA?
Investing in koala conservation is an investment in Australia’s natural heritage. Corporate support enables us to scale up our efforts, implement widespread solutions, and protect the diverse ecosystems that koalas call home. Join us in making a significant, positive impact on the future of Australian wildlife
Other Ways to Give

Conservation Partnerships
We welcome partnerships with organisations, groups, and landowners dedicated to koala conservation and habitat preservation

Donate Now
Your direct donation fuels our researchers, helps us vaccinate more koalas, and supports the care of koala breeding programs

Gift In Your Will
Including KRFA in your will is a profound way to ensure future generations can continue the critical work of protecting wild koalas