Donate

Thank you for choosing to support our vital work with a donation. Thanks to the generosity of our donors and funders, we can strive to protect the Mara’s iconic predators for future generations.

You can support the Mara Predator Conservation Programme by donating to Kenya Wildlife Trust or, in the UK, to Kenya Wildlife Trust UK.

Donating in the UK

Kenya Wildlife Trust projects are supported in the UK by Kenya Wildlife Trust UK (“KWT-UK”), a registered charity

in England and Wales No 1162781. KWT-UK uses the JustGiving platform for donations.

 

To donate to KWT-UK’s JustGiving account for the Mara Predator Conservation Programme, please click below

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Donating in the USA

Donations from the US are processed by Empowers Africa. Empowers Africa is an approved U.S. public charity, contributions to which are tax-deductible for U.S. federal income tax purposes under Section 501(c)(3) [EIN: 32-0403737] of the U.S. Internal Revenue Code.

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Donating in Kenya

Donations can also be made by cheque to Kenya Wildlife Trust, P.O. Box 86-00502, Nairobi, Kenya. Kenya Wildlife Trust is a legally registered Trust in Kenya.

Online Donations

To make a secure online donation, click the button below which will take you to the Kenya Wildlife Trust donations page. Click on make Secure Online Donation. Ensure on the donations form that you indicate that the funds are for Mara Predator Conservation Programme.

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Thank you for supporting our vital conservation work.

How your donation can help the Mara Predator Conservation Programme:

  • $900 buys three GPS cameras for monitoring predators
  • $1,500 supports the running of one wildlife club for one year
  • $1,500 pays for the purchase and installation of the recycled plastic pole bomas
  • $3,500 pays for a solar water heater for our Predator Hub
  • $5,500 pays for us to deliver ‘poison reaction’ training to first responders
  • $10,000 buys three GPS satellite collars for monitoring predators
  • $50,000 buys one 4WD vehicle for rough terrain fieldwork