Adopt A Baby Giraffe
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By donating $300 you will adopt a baby giraffe in the Tarangire Ecosystem.
We will send you, or the designated recipient, an adoption certificate, a photograph, and a letter from your adopted baby giraffe. If the giraffe adoption is a gift for someone else, please include a note providing the name, age, address, and any message you'd like us to include to the recipient. |
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Donate $300 to Adopt a Baby Giraffe
using the secure PayPal service |
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OR,
Send $300 worth of Bitcoin by scanning the QR code or using this address:
bc1qyf3lpr8tzla429tv7smm7ht3vcfnh83dujznfw2mwvv8664tzazsefa49p
email Derek to tell us who the adoption is for and where to send the certificate and photo.
Send $300 worth of Bitcoin by scanning the QR code or using this address:
bc1qyf3lpr8tzla429tv7smm7ht3vcfnh83dujznfw2mwvv8664tzazsefa49p
email Derek to tell us who the adoption is for and where to send the certificate and photo.
For Example: Baraka's Story
Baraka, the Masai giraffe calf, was born in June 2014 in Tarangire National Park. His is one of 1,800 giraffe life stories that Wild Nature Institute scientists Dr. Derek Lee and Monica Bond are documenting. The picture above shows Baraka at 3 months old when we first discovered him. Baraka means ‘Blessing’ in Swahili.
In a few more years, Baraka will mature and father calves of his own whose lives we hope to document and add to our ever-growing database of more than 500 Masai giraffe we first encountered as calves. Many giraffe lovers have chosen to adopt a giraffe calf to support the science and conservation work of the Wild Nature Institute. Giraffe adoptions are also a great gift for a child who will be able to email questions and receive photos and stories about their adopted calf.
In a few more years, Baraka will mature and father calves of his own whose lives we hope to document and add to our ever-growing database of more than 500 Masai giraffe we first encountered as calves. Many giraffe lovers have chosen to adopt a giraffe calf to support the science and conservation work of the Wild Nature Institute. Giraffe adoptions are also a great gift for a child who will be able to email questions and receive photos and stories about their adopted calf.
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Giraffe Adoptions Can Also Be Paid By Check
Make the check payable to the 'Wild Nature Institute.'
Mail your donation to:
Wild Nature Institute
P.O. Box 44
Weaverville, North Carolina 28787
Write 'giraffe adoption' on the memo line. If the giraffe adoption is a gift for someone else, please include a note providing the name, age, address, and any message you'd like us to include to the recipient.
All Donations to the Wild Nature Institute are U.S. Tax-Deductible.
The Wild Nature Institute is a New Hampshire non-profit corporation and a 501(c)3 tax-exempt organization.
The Wild Nature Institute is a New Hampshire non-profit corporation and a 501(c)3 tax-exempt organization.
Wild Nature Institute is committed to nonprofit transparency
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Mailing Address:
Wild Nature Institute PO Box 44 Weaverville, NC 28787 Phone: +1 415 763 0348 Email: info@wildnatureinstitute.org |
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The Wild Nature Institute is a New Hampshire non-profit corporation and a 501(c)3 tax-exempt organization.
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