Your energy is an asset.

Community fundraisers are one of the most powerful ways to make a difference with the Jane Goodall Institute. Not only do they raise much-needed funds, they also inspire others and bring your community closer together.

What can you do? It can be as simple as asking for donations in lieu of birthday gifts, or a full-on physical challenge that puts the FUN in fundraising. You choose the event. We provide the tools.

What do you get? Your own digital fundraising platform to easily rally support from friends and family, and a special thank you gift and video message from our team.

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Celebrate Your Birthday

It’s your party and you can fundraise if you want to! Hold a birthday fundraiser in lieu of gifts. It’s much more sustainable than those socks your aunt was going to give you.

Mark a Special Occasion

There are so many reasons to celebrate – whether it’s your wedding, bat mitzvah, or you just adopted a kitten. Host a fundraiser in honour of your celebration so your friends and family can celebrate you by supporting Mother Earth.

Honour a Loved One

Honour the life and legacy of your loved one by hosting a fundraiser that pays tribute to the wonderful impact they had on this world.

Challenge Yourself

People love to support a challenge. Pick something meaningful to you, and push the limits of what you can achieve (hint: you can achieve anything).

7 Tips to Host a Successful Fundraiser

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Champions and Partners

Jane Goodall Institute and partners lead safe transfer of rescued gorilla Bili to new home in Republic of the Congo 

Photo: Fernando Turmo Cross-sector collaboration helps move Bili from Nigeria to JGI’s Tchimpounga Rehabilitation Center for specialist care The Jane Goodall Institute (JGI) USA announced today the safe transfer of Bili, a young, rescued gorilla, from Pandrillus Foundation’s Drill Ranch in Calabar, Nigeria, to the Jane Goodall Institute’s Tchimpounga Rehabilitation Center near Pointe-Noire in the […]

Champions and Partners

Reflecting, learning, and getting involved: How you can mark the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation

This Wednesday, September 30th, marks the sixth National Day for Truth and Reconciliation. Communities across these lands are set to gather to honour the children who never came home from residential “schools,” the Survivors who did, and the families whose lives were forever altered. Their names, their languages, their cultures, their knowledge systems, their traditions, […]

Champions and Partners

How one A.P.E. Fund project inspired a student to reflect: “Plants are like people. We all need love.”

Photos: Cara Laudon At Florence Nightingale Elementary in Vancouver, the Green Team meets every week to develop and implement projects focused on the community and the environment – guided by the First Peoples Principles for Learning. This past year, with support from our A.P.E. Fund, 50 students took part in smudging circles, made medicine pouches […]