Ways to Give Jane’s Peak Society Join our most exclusive giving circle with excellent perks. Jane’s Peak Society members are essential partners in advancing Dr. Jane Goodall’s legacy and the vital programs of the Jane Goodall Institute of Canada. As a member of Jane’s Peak Society, you’ll receive special updates from our team, access to exclusive events, and unique rewards. And, most importantly, you’ll help advance Dr. Jane Goodall’s vision and create meaningful impact every single day. Your annual contribution of $1,000 or more sustains our highest-quality programming and directs resources where they’re needed most – championing community-led conservation across Africa and here in Canada, rescuing injured and orphaned chimpanzees, advocating for urgent action on critical issues, and empowering young people to become changemakers. Your generosity helps build the world Jane dedicated her life to creating. Member Benefits Jane’s Peak Society Member: $1,000 – $4,999 Members receive: An official Jane’s Peak Society certificate and welcome letter written by Dr. Jane Goodall; Special reports from Jane Goodall Institute field staff; Advance notice and personal invitations to events and VIP receptions; Exclusive coupons for G Adventures travel experiences. Join the Society Jane’s Peak Society Associate: $5,000 – $9,999 Associates receive all Member benefits, plus: A chimpanzee print by Robert Bateman – renowned Canadian naturalist, painter, and friend of Jane’s; A set of four exclusive snare cards – artwork created from removed snare traps in Uganda. Join the Society Jane’s Peak Society Leader: $10,000 – $49,999 Leaders receive all Member and Associate benefits, plus: A book by Dr. Jane Goodall; A Jane Goodall Institute of Canada exclusive “Hope” hat. Join the Society Jane’s Peak Society Fellowship: $50,000+ Fellows receive all Member, Associate, and Leader benefits, plus: Exclusive annual briefing with the CEO of Jane Goodall Institute of Canada on the Institute’s most pressing initiatives; A selection of original signed memorabilia from Dr. Jane Goodall. Join the Society Jane in the News Dr. Jane Jane gave us her reasons for hope; here are our reasons for hiking Photo: Juan Barbosa This October marks the start of something that’s never been done before — the first-ever Jane Goodall Hike for Hope. Years from now, people are going to talk about who was there at the start. That could be you. That should be you. Inspired by Dr. Jane and how she often spoke […] Read More Dr. Jane Chimpanzee cultures — and the knowledge that gets passed through generations Photo: Fernando Turmo July 14 marks World Chimpanzee Day, commemorating the day a young Jane Goodall first arrived in Gombe, Tanzania, in 1960. More than 65 years later, her groundbreaking discoveries continue to transform our understanding of chimpanzees and inspire the Jane Goodall Institute’s ongoing commitment to protecting them and the habitats they call home. […] Read More Dr. Jane This World Chimpanzee Day, let’s carry Dr. Jane’s work forward Photo: Hugo van Lawick / National Geographic Happy World Chimpanzee Day! What started with one woman has turned into an annual celebration that takes place around the world. This year, that woman — Dr. Jane Goodall — won’t be here to take part in the big day. But that can’t stop us from carrying her […] Read More
