Philanthropy
Congratulations to Wisconsin and Stanford!
Join Dr. Goodall at the Pasadena Tournament of Roses festivities and support JGI! Three once-in-a-lifetime Tournament of Roses packages for auction.
Stuck for Holiday Ideas?
Purchase JGI merchandise or a Chimp Guardianship for someone special this holiday season, before the sale ends! Order by December 13 to receive in time for the holidays.
$75 Chimp Guardian -- LIMITED EDITION
JGI is now offering a special, limited edition chimp guardianship in honor of Tchimpounga’s new arrival, Sam!
Sam is a victim of the illegal pet trade. Authorities found little Sam tied up in someone’s home, suffering from wounds caused by rope digging into his delicate skin. When Sam was brought to Tchimpounga, JGI staff discovered that he was also suffering from an infected bullet wound in his arm. They quickly began to patch him up and treated his various wounds, and now he is on his way to becoming a healthy, happy chimpanzee!
Thanks for ROAR-ing for JGI!
The two-month ROAR campaign wrapped up on October 31, 2012, and was a great success! Thanks to donors like you, the Jane Goodall Institute (JGI) secured more than $35,000, funds that will directly benefit the chimpanzees living at JGI’s Tchimpounga Chimpanzee Rehabilitation Center in the Republic of Congo.
We've Moved!
Over the last several weeks, the Jane Goodall Institute-USA headquarters has been in the process of moving to a brand new office.
Here's our new address:
1595 Spring Hill Road, Suite 550
Vienna, VA 22182
We're still in the process of getting ourselves unpacked. If you have questions or need to reach someone, please call our main line at 703.682.9220.
Adorable Anzac
Little Anzac, a recent arrival at Tchimpounga, is one of the many victims of the illegal commercial bushmeat trade. Congolese authorities confiscated her from a poacher before turning her over to the caregivers at the Jane Goodall Institute’s sanctuary.
In the mornings, Anzac loves to make grass angels, similar to the snow angels many human children make during the winter months. She lies on her back, flapping her arms about and enjoying the feel of the dew-covered ground.
EcoTools 2012 Featured Event
