March 17, 2015: (Manuel Antonio, Costa Rica) -Kids Saving the Rainforest/The Sloth Institute Costa Rica (KSTR/TSI), rolled out their Corporate Sponsorship Program, aimed at addressing a way to help bring more wildlife awareness and action through businesses operating in Costa Rica . The new Corporate Sponsor Program, begins on the heels of ICT’s recent promotion of Costa Rica on Wall Street in the U.S. promoting awareness of Costa Rica’s diverse natural, physical and wildlife, beauty and conservation efforts to raise funds to support the non-profit organization’s efforts.

“By involving corporate sponsors, we are extending the reach of our mission which is to sustain diversity of rainforest wildlife globally through local action, education and research. Through the involvement and support of local and domestic businesses we can expand visibility of wildlife and rainforest issues,” said Jennifer Rice, PHD, President of Kids Saving the Rainforest. “Our organization’s commitment to the rescue and rehabilitation of the multitude of wildlife species found in our region from sloths to monkeys, to anteaters and more has been key to their eventual successful reentry to their natural habitat.”

“Villa Perezoso (www.villaperezoso.com), along with Tulemar Vacation Homes (www.4tulemar.com) and Seguro Largaespada is very excited to be one of the first three organizations to kick-off the start of this program by becoming a Wildlife Guardian & Supporter member level and contributing to this great cause. ”, said Seda Sejud, Proprietor of Villa Perezoso . “We look forward to getting guidance from the KSTR/TSI staff to educate our clients on wildlife concerns and to ensure our property meets safety needs of the wildlife that frequent it”.

Membership benefits include access to wildlife rescue and consulting, guidance and information materials on best practices for dealing with wildlife on properties or in business operations, participating in corporate volunteer days and educational opportunities for employees, assistance and evidence for certification of sustainable tourism (CST), behind the scenes tours at the KSTR Wildlife Sanctuary, and more. Membership levels begin as low as $50 per month.