A portion of every journey supports vetted local schools, community and conservation partners, and guests are welcome to visit and give directly, on-trip.
The veterinarians caring for wild mountain gorillas, out in the field every day, often working from very modest facilities. When a doctor is available, they may join your trek.
Current need: $100,000 builds a new base for Gorilla Doctors
A community school and orphanage at the edge of the Bwindi Impenetrable Forest, which guests visit on their Bwindi village day.
Current need: $10,000 builds a boys' dormitory
Founded by CNN Hero Dr. Gladys Kalema-Zikusoka, CTPH protects gorillas by improving the health of the communities that live alongside them.
Current needs list coming soon
Coral reef restoration in East African waters, working toward planting a million corals a year.
Current need: $1,000,000 plants one million corals
A sewing and trade school near Volcanoes National Park that gives young mothers skills and an income.
Current needs list coming soon
A women's craft center across from the Dian Fossey Gorilla Fund campus, where local women make jewelry and crafts.
Current needs list coming soon
Supporting the education of children in the communities we visit.
Current needs list coming soon
Bringing clean, safe water to rural communities.
Current needs list coming soon
Community projects on Chole Island in the Mafia archipelago, near where guests swim with whale sharks.
Current needs list coming soon
The organization founded by Dian Fossey, protecting gorillas and their forests. Guests receive a private tour of its science center.
Current needs list coming soon
Every dollar goes to the partners above.
Giving is made through our US non-profit and our French non-profit in St. Barths, and our fundraisers in St. Barths support these partners year-round. Tax-deductibility details coming soon.
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