A short but important message from the beautiful elephant rangelands of Zimbabwe to you!
From Zambezi Elephant Fund's heartland, a message from the heart!
The Saving the Elephants 5/10km Run/Walk 2023 takes place in Central Park, New York or virtually, wherever you are on the planet, this November 11th, 2023! We're inviting you to register today!
Here, Bruce McKinlay, of ZEF's Exec Committee, encourages us, (from a very breezy Mana Pools National Park!) to register in the Saving the Elephants Run/Walk and get fundraising to help support the brave efforts and on-the-ground work of our conservation and anti-poaching implementers in the field.
HOW TO DO THIS? READ MORE BELOW!
Zambezi Elephant Fund is proud to be partnering with Saving the Elephants Run for a sixth consecutive year as the beneficiary for their Run/Walk in
New York's Central Park!
This year, there are more participation options than ever to choose from, with the introduction of a 5km in-person run/walk! This is in addition to the popular 10km in-person event, and both the 5km & 10km virtual options. Set up your own fundraising page, put together a team, challenge others to take part. Click the button below to register for your preferred choice.
The Zambezi Valley of Zimbabwe is made up of nearly 6 million acres of precious and diverse landscapes, home to elephants and other incredible wildlife species. It is our privilege to help protect this beautiful part of the world and we hope you can join us, in one way or another! Thank you for your support, always.
Donations made to Zambezi Elephant Fund are securely received by Re:wild (formally Global Wildlife Conservation),
a registered 501(c)(3), who has formally agreed to act as a fiscal sponsor to the Zambezi Elephant Fund.
Tax ID #26-2887967.
The Zambezi Elephant Fund (ZEF) supports the active protection of elephants in the Zambezi Valley, Zimbabwe through anti-poaching initiatives and development and placement of systems that ensure the long-term safety of these incredible animals and the security and growth of other wildlife in the area, together with the growth of local communities, protection of the environment and the improvement and sustainability of these efforts.
