Philosophy
The name Jaga, derived from the meaning “to care” or “to protect” in Malay, perfectly embodies our core values and mission. At Jaga Prints, we are passionate about capturing the rich and diverse beauty of our continent through photography, while also nurturing the communities that inspire these images.
We believe that art should do more than just decorate, it should give back. That’s why every print you purchase directly supports a local charity in the community where the photograph was taken. Through this commitment, we aim to protect not only the stunning landscapes and cultures we showcase but also the people and places behind them.
Caring for art means caring for the world it represents. At Jaga Prints, we invite you to join us in preserving beauty and making a meaningful impact.
Below is a list of charities across the Asia-Pacific region that have been personally selected by our photographers, based on where their imagery was captured. A portion of the proceeds from each print sold will be donated to these organizations, supporting causes that are meaningful to those behind the lens. By purchasing a print, you're not only acquiring a piece of art, you’re also contributing to impactful initiatives throughout the region.
Children of the Mekong (Vietnam)
Supports education and development for underprivileged children in Southeast Asia, focusing on long-term support through schooling, mentoring, and family assistance.
The Bali Street Dog Foundation (Indonesia)
Dedicated to improving the health and welfare of Bali’s stray dogs through rescue, vaccination, sterilization, and community education programs.
Hogar de Niños Regazo de Paz (Philippines)
A safe haven for abandoned and neglected children, providing shelter, education, and emotional support to help them rebuild their lives.
Ocean Recovery Alliance (Hong Kong / Pacific Islands)
A leader in ocean conservation, this organization runs innovative programs to reduce plastic waste and protect marine ecosystems across the Asia-Pacific.
Wildlife Asia (Myanmar)
Focused on protecting endangered species and habitats, particularly the forests of Southeast Asia, through community engagement and sustainable conservation strategies.
Shakti Milan Nepal (Nepal)
Empowers women who are survivors of trafficking or extreme poverty by training them in artisanal craft-making, providing both income and dignity.
Taronga Conservation Society (Australia)
Committed to wildlife conservation, scientific research, and environmental education, both in Australia and through regional partnerships.
Love the Earth Project (Malaysia)
Promotes sustainable living and environmental awareness through education, clean-up campaigns, and zero-waste initiatives in local communities.