A keeper in a hat leans over a wooden fence while a young elephant rests its trunk on the fence

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Your gift goes 100% to your chosen project, from Elephants in Botswana to Seals on Texel.

9 projects

Choose the animals you want to help

Omogolo Wildlife Trust supports projects that contribute to nature conservation and animal welfare in different parts of the world. We work closely with the people on the ground and believe in the good work they do.

  1. An Elephant calf walks beside its mother through green bush and yellow flowers Elephants in Botswana Radio collars and workshops that help farmers and other local people to live with Elephants. With Elephants Without Borders and Ecoexist Trust
  2. A mud-caked rhino cow nuzzles her small calf on the red earth at Ziwa Rhinos in Uganda Security for the Rhinos of Ziwa, the sanctuary that brought Rhinos back to Uganda. With Ziwa Rhino & Wildlife Ranch
  3. A young Chimpanzee at Lwiro looks straight into the camera with wide amber eyes Primates in DRC Medical care and food for the orphaned Chimpanzees at the Lwiro center. With Lwiro Primate Rehabilitation Center (CRPL)
  4. Two Sea Turtles crawl across the beach towards the sea as the project team walks behind them Sea Turtles in Nigeria Community patrols that protect nesting Sea Turtles along the Akassa coast. With Tropical Research & Conservation Centre (TRCC)
  5. A Wildlife Ranger in uniform scans the bush through binoculars Game Rangers International Wildlife Rangers who protect 2.3 million hectares across Zambia. With Game Rangers International (GRI)
  6. An African Wild Dog rests in dry grass with its pack, its large round ears turned towards the camera Vaccination Clinics in Botswana Free vaccination and sterilization clinics that keep rabies and distemper away from wildlife. With Maun Animal Welfare Society (MAWS)
  7. Two vets treat the leg wound of a sedated Elephant Emergency Animal Rescue Our Emergency Animal Rescue fund that allows us to act immediately for animals that are wounded, orphaned or in another type of distress. With veterinarians and wildlife officers on the ground
  8. Annie, a Seal at Ecomare, looks straight into the camera from the green water of a pool Seals in the Netherlands Ecomare on Texel (one of the islands in the Wadden Sea) rescues sick, wounded and/or orphaned Seals. With Ecomare
  9. A Griffon Vulture with wings spread wide glides towards the camera over a wooded valley of the Baronnies Vultures in France High-Tech GPS Trackers and Farmer-managed feeding stations to restore and protect the Vultures in the Baronnies massif. With Vautours en Baronnies

100%

of every donation goes to your chosen project.

We work for the foundation on an unpaid basis and cover bank charges and other overhead costs out of our own pockets.

ANBI since
Oct 2015
RSIN
8556 11 790
KvK
64314731

How to donate in a few minutes

  1. Choose a project

    On the donation page you choose the project you want to support. If you are unsure, choose where your gift is needed most right now.

  2. Pay online

    You pay securely online, once or every month. You choose how to pay at checkout.

  3. We pass your gift on

    Your gift goes to your chosen project. We share the feedback and photos from the projects on the website and on Facebook.

  1. Does my gift really reach the animals?

    Yes. 100% of every donation goes to your chosen project. We work for the foundation on an unpaid basis and cover bank charges and other overhead costs out of our own pockets.

  2. Is a gift to Omogolo Wildlife Trust tax-deductible?

    The Dutch Revenue Service has recognised Omogolo Wildlife Trust as an ANBI since its founding in October 2015 (RSIN 8556 11 790). This means you may deduct your gift from your income tax or corporate tax in the Netherlands, if you meet the conditions.

    Read what applies on the page about tax-deductible giving. You can also give a fixed amount each year through recurring giving.

  3. Why should I trust you with my money?

    Omogolo Wildlife Trust is a CBF-recognised charity. Every three years the CBF checks whether a recognised charity meets the rules, and it can check in between. You find us in the CBF register and in the Dutch Business Register under KvK number 64314731.

    On the website and on Facebook we share the feedback and photos the projects send us, so you see what your donation does.

Three young elephants rest together on a hill of red earth

On behalf of the animals thank you in advance

Choose the project you want to support and complete your donation right away.