52 500 USD · 35%Ecological restoration
Seedlings from the nursery, the wildlife corridor, soil work across the valley.
Restorethe landwith the women who carry it — one valley, one mission
“Reinventing success: humanity and nature at the core.”
5pillars2countries, one mission1valley to restore
From the hills of Huila, two sister foundations regenerate ecosystems and share knowledge — people at the center, nature at the source.
2025, accounted for
One year, every dollar visible
- $150,000
- USD received in 2025
- 5
- Pillars funded
- 2
- Countries, one mission
- 100%
- Of pledges answered by a human
Management figures for 2025, not yet audited — the audited statement will be published on the donation site. See the full 2025 report →
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hazy starry night · right now in Rivera
Rivera, Huila · 21:11Right now, in the valley we restore.
What we do
Five pillars, one valley
Everything the foundation does in Rivera flows through five pillars. Here is each one, with its share of the 150,000 USD put to work in 2025.
52 500 USD · 35%
30 000 USD · 20%Eco-responsible infrastructure
Guadua construction and autonomous water systems.
27 000 USD · 18%Art, culture & education
Workshops, classrooms without walls, training.
15 000 USD · 10%Well-being & healthy living
Women's sport and healthy-table programs.
7 500 USD · 5%Media & outreach
Field stories, the journal, community radio.
2025 management figures, not yet audited. The audited statement will be published on the donation site.
We regeneratethe landand the women who carry it.
Proof in pixels
The foundation at work
The field, as it is: the nursery, the corridor, the workshops and the hands that carry them.
The land we work in
Huila, the foundation's home ground
Be the change you want to see in the world.
Gandhi
A separate project
The Oasis — becomephoenix.com
The Oasis is the commercial project that shares this valley. It lives on its own site — this one belongs to the foundation and to donations only.
The faces of the Foundation
They carry the Foundation
For more than two years, they have made the Phoenix Initiative Colombia Foundation shine around the world.
María Paula
Ambassador for Infrastructure and Sustainable Development
“For me, sustainability is not just about caring for nature; it is about learning to live with greater awareness and giving back a little of everything nature gives us. At Phoenix, I want every action to have a purpose: to respect the environment, protect what surrounds us and create a way of growing that also cares for the land — because transforming ourselves also means learning to care for the place that makes our lives possible.”
Danny
Ambassador for Culture and Development
“Representing the Foundation confirmed to me that art and culture are social architecture. Training strengthens the physical temple, but culture builds the spirit. Whoever walks through the doors of the Oasis will not only train her body: she will carry away the voice, the dignity and the healing power of our story; every discipline cultivated is a shield against violence and a tribute to our roots, a peace born in the heart of Colombia.”
Mariana
Ambassador for Well-being and Healthy Living
“For me, well-being is not just about exercising or eating well; it is about learning to listen to my body and giving it the space it needs to heal and grow. At Phoenix, I want every habit to have a purpose: to move with intention, nourish myself with awareness and find calm in the midst of the nature that surrounds us. Because transforming ourselves also means learning to care for ourselves, as much as we care for the place that sustains us.”
Karol
Ambassador for Communication and Social Awareness
“Being part of the Phoenix Foundation has taught me to transform the way people observe, understand and relate to their surroundings. Through stories, encounters, content and spaces for dialogue, this pillar turns communication into a tool for making realities visible, awakening empathy and generating collective action. More than communicating what we do, we seek to raise awareness of why we do it and how each person can become part of the transformation.”
The Journal
Latest from the Journal
TransparencyWhat “Operations & compliance” actually covers
In 2025, 18,000 USD — 12% of what the foundation received — went to accounting, legal filings in two countries, and hosting. What that line pays for, and why we publish it instead of hiding it.
3 min read
FieldworkA hillside, before and after
One slope on the estate in Huila, photographed from the same spots before and after a season of soil work and planting. What the two sets of images show — and what they cost.
4 min read
TransparencyWhere the 150,000 USD Went: 2025, Line by Line
In 2025, Foundation Phoenix received 150,000 USD. Here is how that sum was allocated across the five pillars and operations — management figures, ahead of the audited statement.
4 min read