You are securing founder participation tied to a specific Eco-Lodge suite opportunity and its associated benefits, use privileges, and revenue-sharing structure. The exact legal structure and documentation will define your position clearly, but the practical purpose is simple: you are reserving a tangible hospitality asset within the Founders Club ecosystem.

The suite can generate revenue when it is booked and not being used by you. Depending on who generates the booking, the revenue is split according to the founder model presented to you. This creates a system where your suite can function as both a personal-use retreat and an income-producing asset rather than sitting idle.

Yes. One of the strongest founder benefits is the ability to use your suite as your personal base when you are in Bohol, subject to the booking and founder-use structure that applies to your membership level. That means your purchase is not just theoretical income potential—it is also something you can enjoy directly.

The larger mission is to build a self-sustaining model where hospitality revenue helps support training, development, education, feeding, and opportunity for young baseball players. Instead of relying only on donations, the project is designed to create its own operating support through the Eco-Lodge and related founder participation.

The next step is to make direct contact, review the available suite options, and complete the founder reservation process while inventory remains open. That may include a call, message, or deposit sequence depending on how you are being onboarded, but the key point is simple: the remaining suites are limited, so serious buyers should move quickly.