Brand Partnerships · Foundation
Your mark on the shoreline.
Thirteen partner brands.
Every canvas above a stabilizer tube carries two things side by side: the work of a collaborating artist, and the mark of the partner brand whose support paid for the installation. We are opening thirteen places — on the shoreline, on camera for Saving BÚ, a twelve-part documentary series, and at the events that follow.
How it works
A public utility that is also a media placement
Saving BÚ · Episode 1 of 12 · Coastal Canvas film set
Where the shoreline becomes the frame.
Film by Gregory J Sarno · 2:46. Each stabilizer tube carries a printed canvas — one artist per tube, the partner brand beside the work.
The Beach Recovery system slows the water so sand settles and a beach rebuilds itself. The stabilizer tubes that do that sit at the shoreline, and above them we mount canvases — large-format, weather-rated, visible from the sand and from the water.
A partner's mark sits on the canvas beside the artwork, clearly separated from it, and stays there for the life of the installation — through every season of Saving BÚ that is filmed in front of it. The support pays for the canvas, the artist and the record of the shoreline changing behind them.
This is not a logo on a banner. It is a brand standing next to a beach coming back, with the dated evidence to prove it.
Four things
What partnering means
- 01
Your mark is on the canvas
Carried beside a collaborating artist's work above a stabilizer tube at a project site, clearly separated from the art, for the life of the installation.
- 02
You are in the film
The installations are filmed as the shoreline recovers. Your mark appears in Saving BÚ, the twelve-part documentary series, with a partner credit in the episode.
- 03
You are listed
Your name, category and region on this page, with a link to your site and your mark shown with your written agreement. The roster is public for the life of the project.
- 04
You are at the events
Foundation events — the first in Miami during Art Basel Miami Beach week, December 2026 — with partner brands presented alongside the artists, and the option of a co-branded piece through SurfingSoho, the Foundation's clothing line.
The project
A shoreline that rebuilds itself, and thirteen brands standing in front of it.
Saving BÚ — twelve episodes. One pilot site, then the next. Every installation photographed and filmed from the day the tubes go in, so the partner's mark stands in front of the change it helped pay for.
Restore your Shore
Structure
Four ways in
Title partner
One partner per episode and site, named in the episode, with the lead position on the canvases at that site.
Canvas partner
One canvas, one artist, your mark beside the work, at one site for one season.
Event partner
The Foundation's events, beginning in Miami this December, with partner brands presented alongside the artists.
Product partner
A co-branded piece in the SurfingSoho line, with the Beach Recovery mark and yours, sold to fund the work.
Terms, category exclusivity and pricing are set out in the partnership deck, sent on request.
0 confirmed · 13 open
The thirteen
13 places open
Numbered in the order agreements are signed.
- 001
- 002
- 003
- 004
- 005
- 006
- 007
- 008
- 009
- 010
- 011
- 012
- 013
Partner marks appear on this page only with the partner's written agreement.
Three steps
How to start
1 · Email us
Write to jb@beachrecoveryfoundation.org with your brand, the category you work in and what you have in mind. That is all the first email needs.
2 · Receive the deck
We send the partnership deck and terms — where the mark appears, for how long, what it funds, and what category exclusivity is available.
3 · Confirm
Places are confirmed in the order agreements are signed. Confirmed partners go onto the roster the same week, with their mark shown once they approve it.
Thirteen places. Open now.
We are speaking first with coastal hospitality and marina operators, coastal lifestyle brands, and the insurers and investors for whom a recovering shoreline is their own business.
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