Club Vallarta is grateful to be able to partner with other like-minded organizations with which we can share our facilities and resources. Our partners include:
CHILDREN’S SHELTER OF HOPE FOUNDATION – website
A US non-profit corporation dedicated to improving the lives of disadvantaged children living in the Bay of Banderas area of Mexico.
AMERICAN ENGLISH TREE – website
A Puerto Vallarta based English/Spanish school which serves the community by donating free English classes to low income Mexican children.
AROUND THE WORLDS – website
An organization committed to serving underprivileged kids throughout the world by providing them with soccer balls and soccer training.
CHICAS GALAS
A barber training school in Puerto Vallarta which provides free haircuts to low-income kids and their families.
PARADISE CHURCH – website
Which sponsors mission trips to provide free vision screening, eyeglasses and chiropractic treatment for low-income kids and families.
THE SEAVER FOUNDATION – website
A UK charity with a passion for promoting the rights of children and empowering them to be part of creating their own solutions to the challenges they face.
PIANO MARVEL – website
A great piano learning software helps music lovers of all levels learn to master the art of playing the piano. They are supporting our young learners.
Changing Tomorrow Today Foundation
Casa Karma Private Villa and Event Space – website
EXPECT THE UNEXPECTED! A distinctive Hotel property.
Cusumano Real Estate Group – Website
Cusumano Real Estate Group is a California based real estate company offering property management in leasing both commercial & multi-family residences. Additionally, they are involved in real estate purchases, development, sales, and other related services in Burbank and the San Fernando Valley.
Therapies Unite – website
Therapies Unite is a charity that supports people with disabilities in Puerto Vallarta through rehabilitation therapies, specialist equipment and education. At Club Vallarta, its therapists provide aquatic therapy for children, teens and adults with disabilities.