Support Jane’s Legacy

Team Goodall is our troop of monthly donors – and we couldn’t advance Dr. Jane Goodall’s mission without them! For less than the cost of a streaming service, you can provide essential resources and equipment for orphaned chimpanzees, support the next generation of conservation leaders, and create a sustainable future for all. 

Monthly giving is the simplest way to make a long-term difference. Plus, it’s flexible and convenient. You can change your donation amount at any time, access paperless tax receipts, and switch credit cards easily with our donor portal.

Members of Team Goodall receive exclusive quarterly reports from our Tchimpounga chimpanzee sanctuary so you can see the difference you’re making.

Meet Jane

Over her remarkable life, Jane Goodall worked tirelessly for a more sustainable and just world. She became a global conservation icon, working to protect chimpanzees and other wildlife, advocating to end the illegal wildlife trade, sounding the alarm about climate change, championing community-led conservation initiatives, and empowering young people to be the change they know the world needs.

Though Jane is no longer with us, her vision lives on through the work she built – and through people like you.

Team Goodall ensures the Jane Goodall Institute of Canada can continue this urgent work in both Canada and Africa, honouring Jane’s legacy by turning her life’s mission into lasting action. As a monthly donor, you become the foundation that keeps her dream alive – we cannot thank you enough for making it possible.

Team Goodall: Your Gift In Action

Protecting Jane’s Legacy

More than 150 injured and orphaned chimpanzees have a second chance at life through the Jane Goodall Institute’s Tchimpounga Sanctuary. The sanctuary provides food, care, and social groups so the chimpanzees thrive can in a natural environment.

A Youth-Led Conservation Movement

Young leaders are inspired and equipped to be the change they want to see through Jane Goodall’s Roots & Shoots program. More than 14,000 young people are currently involved in environmental projects around the country, with more than 80,000 community members directly affected.

Community-Led Conservation

Communities living near sensitive habitats need to be protected, too. Our community-led conservation programs are proven to make a meaningful difference for animals, people, and the environment.