You can contact us if you are interested in becoming a sponsor. The following is a list of companies that made a contribution to our organisation and help us continue to achieve our goals! Thank you!
Deli Caribbean
Deli Caribbean has helped us out these days by donating water en food for the volunteers!
MCB Bank Curaçao
The MCB Bank has helped for the funding of our web site.
Ocean Encounters
We received a considerable donation from Ocean Encounters for the food for the stranded Pilot Whale.
Curacao Animal Rights Foundation
CARF is helping us out with volunteers for the 24/7 watches.
Algemeen Pensioenfonds van de Nederlandse Antillen
Helped SCCN with 6 days of haring (cash funding) for the pilotwhale
Dierenbescherming Curacao
The local protection of animals (Dierenbescherming Curacao) is helping us put with volunteers for the 24/7 watches.
Curaçao Dolphin Therapy
A big thank you for all these professionals helping us out day and night! SCCN would not have managed this stranding without your support!!
Next to volunteering a donation was made for another day of feeding the whale!
Dolphin Academy
A big thank you for all these professionals helping us out day and night! SCCN would not have managed this stranding without your support!!
Curaçao Sea Aquarium
A big thank you for all these professionals helping us out day and night! SCCN would not have managed this stranding without your support!!
Martinair
martin Air has supported the SCCN for the free transportation of the 150 pounds of squid for the pilot whale.
Jan van As
The company has supported us by delivering the 150 pounds of squid!
Kusters Trading
Kusters Trading helped us with covering the costs for clearing the 150 punds of squid and the transport to the aquarium.
Reefcare
Second biggest donation from Reef Care Curacao! Check out their website. They have great goals for the SCCN!
Breezes Curacao
Use of their Flamboyan Room for a SCCN presentation in the near future, free of charge!
Avila Hotel
Donated hotel rooms during the stay of US experts to support SCCN.
Cascadia Research
The non-profit organization that's here in September 2009 to tag wild cetacean