Tulebras, Navarra, Spain
Monasterio de Tulebras
A community of Trappistine nuns at the Monasterio de Tulebras in Tulebras (Navarra), one of the enclosed houses supported by Fundación DeClausura.
The nuns of Tulebras, the first Cistercian women's monastery in Spain, keep bees and sell honey, honey-based creams and organic olive oil. Their honey workshop is too small and bottling is done by hand; the appeal pays for enlarging the workshop and buying a machine to fill, close and label the jars.
Before you act. The appeal 'Ampliar el taller de miel y comprar una máquina para su envasado' was first published in 2024 and is still listed as open. The appeal pages show a target and a percentage raised, not the amount in euros.
Last checked 9 November 2026. Parts of this entry could not be fully confirmed; see the note above. Responsible body: Fundación DeClausura (passes donations on to the community).
Valladolid, Spain
About 200 timber ceiling beams in the first floor of the cloister are failing from age, damp and wood-boring insects; many must be replaced and the rest treated. The 'Apadrina una viga' (sponsor a beam) appeal prices each beam at 300 euros.
Palma de Mallorca, Spain
A ruined building in the convent orchard, beside a central city street, is shored up, damp and at risk of collapse. The appeal funds its urgent repair.