Two couples caring for the territory
Daily presence, coordination, fish farming, cacao, fertilisers and roasting.
Support Pachatopia
Your support becomes time, work and forest.
Choose the connection that suits you. Every contribution serves one shared mission: making the regeneration of the territory economically possible.
Become a Companion of Pachatopia
Choose what we help grow during our time on Earth.
We have been given life and an Earth to inhabit. Every culture takes root in it: our crops, but also our stories, our knowledge and our future. Caring for this land means caring for ourselves and for what we will pass on.
Becoming a Companion of Pachatopia means turning this conviction into a shared commitment. It means helping the care of the Earth become an art we cultivate together.
Companion originally means “one with whom we share bread”. This meaning guides us: nurturing an abundance that is shared through harvests, knowledge and human relationships.
In San Carlos, Colombia, this approach takes shape through crop care and the transition to agroforestry. Your membership helps us continue this work, with the ambition of protecting more forests and creating stable jobs.
A simple gesture, a shared endeavour, a more vibrant Earth to pass on.
The Pachatopia Passport is an association membership. It does not automatically include coffee or other products.
Membership: €50 per year
Become a CompanionAct now
Make a donation easily through HelloAsso.
Your donation supports real needs on the ground: remuneration and services for the teams, crop maintenance, preparation of biological fertilisers and protection of the living world.
Choose your amount on the official HelloAsso page. Your donation supports Pachatopia’s general mission.
Donate through HelloAssoNo tax benefit is promised at this stage. Applicable rules depend on the beneficiary organisation and its legal status.
The current operating need
Fund one month of presence, care and work on the land.
Keeping the teams on site, feeding the animals, caring for crops and continuing essential administrative work currently requires 20 million Colombian pesos each month. We show the amount in COP, the currency in which these expenses are actually incurred.
Documented monthly need20 000 000 COP≈ €5,500
Indicative basis: COP 20 million ≈ €5,500. The table uses this same basis, not a live exchange rate.
COP 6,000,000≈ €1,650
Four field workers
Monthly independent services of COP 1,500,000 per person.
Animal feed
Continuity of care for the animals living on the territory.
Formalities and analyses
Land matters, notarised deeds, sanitary files and product analyses.
Buildings and workspaces
Maintenance and progressive development of the facilities.
Vehicle maintenance
Keeping the territory’s essential transport operational.
House rental
A living and organisational base for the team.
Transport
Travel and transport needed for the work.
Monthly total20 000 000 COP≈ €5,500
This budget sets out reference needs. An income and expenditure report will be shared once the figures have been gathered and verified.
What support makes possible
Behind every budget line are people, time and a territory.
A contribution first funds continuity: a human presence, daily maintenance and care for crops and living spaces.
Preparing what comes next
PachaFood and PachaForest: monitoring tools to develop.
Our ambition is to make crop, agroforestry transition and nature reserve monitoring accessible through an application. We do not yet have the funds to develop it.
The application is not yet available. In the meantime, you can support work on the ground with a donation.
Make a donationFollow news from the territory
Discover the future coffee supply chainPachaFoodA project to track crops and their agroforestry transition.
PachaForestA project to track nature reserves and conservation work.
Details about these projects
No financial rightsNo ownership, shares, investment, currency or promised return.
No external certificationNot a carbon credit, label or certification issued by a third-party body.
Relational valueThe approach is founded on relationship, transparency, traceability and documented information.