rainforest ambassadors

RAINFOREST
AMBASSADORS
HELP SPREAD THE WORD AND START SAVING
RAINFORESTS TODAY!
Rainforest Trust.org/Ambassadors
WHAT ARE RAINFOREST AMBASSADORS?
Rainforest Trust is a charitable non-profit whose mission
is to purchase threatened forests and protect endangered
wildlife through community engagement and local
partnerships around the world.
To date, we have protected over 15 million acres. We have
a long history of working with school clubs, student groups,
and everyone who cares about saving the rainforest.
Teachers, students and their parents have made meaningful
contributions to the environment through Rainforest Trust.
To help foster this spirit of giving in our youth and highlight
all that schools do for conservation, we created Rainforest
Ambassadors - formerly known as Kids 4 Rainforests.
Our program offers educational support and recognition for
youth projects that raise awareness and donations to protect
rainforests. What makes Rainforest Ambassadors unique
is that it not only fosters learning about the wonders of
rainforests, but also gives students the opportunity to
protect them.
They organize their own rainforest fundraising events whose
proceeds save real acres inhabited by endangered wildlife. For
as little as 50¢, an acre of critical wildlife habitat can be
preserved and protected.
RED-NECKED TANAGER
Tangara cyanocephala
RAINFOREST AMBASSADOR
TESTIMONIALS
The children’s wildlife club “Wild Over Wildlife” in Fort Lauderdale,
Florida raised over $520 dollars to help save the Cotton Top
Tamarin monkey in Colombia and the Indri Lemur in Madagascar
by holding rainforest parties.
The students of Buckland, Alaska raised over $1,300 to save 26
acres of Colombian rainforest by collecting coins.
The 6th grade Geography class of Middletown Area Middle School
in Pennsylvania has raised over $1000 each of the past three years
to save threatened rainforests in Colombia and Brazil’s Atlantic
Forest as part of their South America geography lesson.
The students and teachers of Portage Park Elementary in Chicago,
Illinois have raised over $1,000 to protect over 40 acres of
rainforest in South America through Earth Day events.
WATER MONITOR
Varanus salvator
ORGANIZE AN EVENT
Run for the Rainforest
Hold an event at your school’s track and have participants pledge
donations for running laps.
Rainforest Birthday
Your birthday can be a charity event. Ask guests to donate instead
of gifts.
Jungle Market
Collect new and used items and have a yard sale.
Bake Sale
Host a table to sell cookies, cupcakes and other items with
proceeds going towards rainforest protection.
Artwork Auction
Create artwork inspired by rainforest animals and auction your art
to protect these species.
Rainforest Trivia Night
Organize a trivia night and put your knowledge of the rainforest to
the test! Use the ticket money to raise funds.
Rainforest Film Festival
Organize a movie night and use the ticket
money to raise funds to help protect the
rainforest.
Create your own
Let your imagination run wild!
REAL ACRES IN REAL PLACES
© MICHAEL MALHERBE
How do I make a donation?
ONLINE
CHECK
RainforestTrust.org/Donate
7078 Airlie Road
Warrenton, VA 20187
What does my donation save?
It saves rainforests that provide valuable habitat for threatened species.
Where does my donation go?
Choose from our current rainforest conservation campaigns worldwide
to donate your funds to protect real acres.
What do I get for my donation?
You’ll have the satisfaction of knowing you’ve made a
meaningful contribution to save endangered forest and
wildlife. Rainforest Trust will send you a certificate showing
how many acres you’ve protected and their location.
For more information, contact:
[email protected]
RAINFOREST AMBASSADORS FROM REGENCY
PARK ELEMENTARY SCHOOL RAISED $1,368 AND
SAVED 2,000 ACRES IN PALAWAN, PHILIPPINES
AND SIERRA DEL DIVISOR, PERU
Please send stories, photos and/or videos for us
to feature in a special section on our website
highlighting your rainforest fundraising success.