Weʼve raised £10 to help reserves in Zululand, South Africa protect endangered wildlife from poachers and human/wildlife conflict.
- Tavistock, United Kingdom
- Funded on Sunday, 25th June 2017
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No-one wants a future without elephants, rhinos and other wildlife but we are rapidly heading that way -help us to prevent this to ensure that our and future generations can look forward to a WILD TOMORROW.
Wild Tomorrow Fund's Wild Heroes are raising funds to provide supplies and equipment to reserve managers, anti-poaching units and ecologists on the ground in KwaZulu Natal in South Africa via Wild Tomorrow Fund.
These vital supplies are helping in the war against poaching, habitat loss and human/wildlife conflict.
Wild Tomorrow Fund is based in New York and South Africa and liaises directly with reserves in KZN through their ecologists to discover what is needed and then organises the supply.
Their website is: https//www.wildtomorrowfund.org
Wild Tomorrow Fund's Wild Heroes are based in the UK and we encourage people worldwide to raise funds for this vital cause.
Individuals and groups can hold cake sales, coffee mornings, craft sales, sponsored walks, runs and swims etc etc and donate the funds raised via this Just Giving page. Please join us and become a WILD HERO.
Our Facebook page is at: https://facebook.com/WildTomorrowFundsWildHeroes.
Please 'like' the page to keep up to date with news and events.
We look forward to seeing and hearing from you all.
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7 years agoJan Kelway
7 years agoThe poaching crisis continues in Zululand with 23 rhino killed for their horns in the first two weeks of May alone. This can't continue or there will be no rhino left for our children and grandchildren to see in the wild. Please help us to raise the funds that really help the reserves and anti-poaching units' work on the ground, fighting this war against the poachers. Any amount will go a long way in Zululand and the funds are desperately needed, please donate whatever you can. Thank you.
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- 7 years ago
Jan Kelway
7 years agoFollowing the tragic events at Thula Thula Rhino Orphanage on Monday night when poachers broke in, tied up and assaulted the caregivers and killed two baby rhinos for their tiny horns, we have donated £100 via Wild Tomorrow Fund to help Thula Thula. This money came from recent fundraising events and we are very grateful to all who have supported us in the past. We ask now that everyone helps us to raise more funds to help other reserves in Zululand. Donations can be made or hold a fundraiser and donate the money raised. Thank you.
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Lynn Daymond
Feb 27, 2017
Needs supporting, sad to say!
£10.00
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Jan Kelway
Tavistock, United Kingdom
I regularly volunteer in KZN, South Africa monitoring endangered elephants, rhinos, lions and African wild dogs and have seen first hand the work and resources that go into keeping these animals safe from poachers. Our fundraising helps provide vital resources for this work.