Fundraising

Join us for an online talk about Resilience, Leadership and Growth on 2 July 2020 @ 17.00 SAT.
Alice Bromage is a former UK Army officer and now acts as a consultant to businesses on resilience, leadership and growth. For the last four years she has worked, sometimes for months at a time, with Africa's only all-female anti-poaching unit, the Black Mambas, in the Greater Kruger park, South Africa.
In this conversation Alice will share her story of working with the Black Mambas, the issues that have faced them and the extraordinary success they have had in this dangerous world - aided by the fact they are unarmed female guards up against heavily armed, often desperate male poaching groups.

About the Wildlife Ranger Challenge:

COVID-19 has brought tourism revenue to a halt across Africa, threatening the important work and livelihoods of the rangers who protect iconic African wildlife such as elephants, pangolins, rhinos, lions, and more. Ranger teams are now uniting around the Wildlife Ranger Challenge, a running race with one goal: to raise money to support thousands of their fellow rangers. Now is the time to go the extra mile—it’s time to race to support our rangers. Every dollar donated will be matched by the Scheinberg Relief Fund, doubling your generous contribution.
Your contribution will help support 29 rangers and an estimated 145 livelihoods in and around Olifants West in South Africa.

DONATE HERE: https://www.justgiving.com/fundraising/olifants-west

How your donation will help:
Additional funding for rangers would assist in the following ways where possible:
- Allowances for the basic salaries for Sergeants, Drivers, Media Liaisons, First Aiders, and K9 handlers.
- Fuel expenses for core duties such as patrols and deployment within the reserve, or
- Patrol vehicle maintenance expenses

THANK YOU FOR SUPPORTING OUR RANGER TEAM!

NO ONE, NOWHERE, AT NO TIME, SHOULD GO HUNGRY...
COVID-19 along with the Global Lockdown has deprived so many local people of their minimum income making them unable to provide for their families.
Olifants West Nature Reserve, with the help of The Black Mamba ALL-WOMEN Anti-Poaching Unit, is starting an initiative to deliver food parcels to local families in our rural communities who are in despErate need! The Black Mambas come from within these communities and are uniquely positioned to ensure the food parcels are delivered directly to families in need.
Your help will mean:
- Communities will not starve
- Wildlife poaching will not increase
- Human dignity will be maintained as people will not need to look for food in dustbins
- Violence and criminality will not increase
Our nutritionally balanced food parcel will feed a family of 4 for a week!
Our aim is to raise R 70.000 which will feed 100 families of 4 for 2 weeks!
Each food parcel costs EUR 18 or $20 but any donation will be helpful!

Please direct all donations to:
https://gogetfunding.com/olifants-west-nature-reserve-food-security-program/

OR to our official bank account:

Bank Name: First National Bank (FNB)
Account Name: Transfrontier Africa NPC
Account Type: FNB Cheque Account
Account Number: 626 068 595 46
Branch Code: 270 652
SWIFT Code: FIRNZAJJXXX
Reference: Food Security

Please share this campaign with your friends and everyone who you think might be willing to help.

A SINCERE THANK YOU FROM ALL OF US!

THE BLACK MAMBA MASKS

Covid-19 and the lockdown that followed made so many people around the globe find ways to be part of something big and meaningful.

It is possible for you to contribute to a truly great, life-changing cause, and at the same time protect yourself and those you care for.

Click on the links and choose the mask you like for yourself and your family. By protecting yourself, you help The Black Mambas protect the endangered Rhinos in South Africa.

Your contribution is extremely valuable!

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We appreciate your support. Stay happy and healthy!

Thinking of being part of meaningful cause during this Global Lockdown? Here is a great opportunity. While most of us are locked in our homes, The Black Mambas keep on working in Greater Kruger to prevent poaching of the iconic animals in South Africa. Due to the lockdown, the ladies have now been working 40 days non-stop and have not had a chance to see their families.

What you can do:
1. Purchase any item designed by our fundraising partners Pennies4Eles
2. Take a photograph of you with/in it
3. Send the photo and a short story about your lockdown experience to media@transfrontierafrica.co.uk or send them to us on Facebook Messenger

How you will help The Mambas:
1. Your contribution will help The Black Mambas to get food, gas for cooking and fuel for patrol vehicles!
2. We will happily share your photograph and a story on our social media platforms and tag you as a contributor!

Important: 100% sales goes to The Black Mambas Anti-Poaching Unit.

We are looking forward to welcoming you as an important part of The Black Mambas Anti-Poaching Unit community!

take part now!

"Nelly the Elephant" accepts the UK 2.6 Challenge and says hello to the London Marathon! Here she comes with her trumpeting sounds, can you help her finish with your pounds?

Our virtual matriarch, Nelly The Elephant, will attempt the London Marathon that started on the 26th April 2020 to raise funds for ‘How Many Elephants’, a registered UK charity (1186238), who supports rangers, including The Black Mambas, working on the front line in Africa.

Can you help her reach the finish line?

Simply, donate £2.60 or more on the How Many Elephants Just Giving Page HERE