Donate to save Rhino

Saving a species from extinction requires both a national and global effort. Saving one rhino at a time, the corporate funding, community donations and support from caring South Africans and the global community, no matter how small, make a massive difference on the ground. With your support, we can ensure that our children and their children will be able to enjoy the magnificent sight of a rhino roaming wild, knowing that our generation did not shy away from our responsibility to protect and preserve the precious natural heritage bestowed on us.

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South African Banking Details

For donations to our South African bank account, please use the following:

Account Name: Chipembere Rhino Foundation
Bank: FNB (First National Bank)
Branch Code: 210115
Branch Name: Humansdorp
Account Type: Cheque Account
Account Number: 62330309289
Swift Code: FIRNZAJJ

USA Banking Details

For donations to our USA bank account, please use the following:

Rhino Alive Foundation

IRS Registered 501C3 Tax exempt #: 452107061

Bank details: Union Bank, Harbor View Office 1666 San Miguel Drive Newport Beach, CA 92660

Swift Code: BOFCUS33MPK
Routing #: 122000496
Account #: 0031098692

Account details: Rhino Alive Foundation 31072 Brooks Street Laguna Beach, CA 92651

Chipembere Survival Wristband

Support us by buying a Chipembere Survival Wristband from Bushstraps.
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C – Create a partnership with the Chipembere Rhino Foundation
H – Highlight the success of action and collaboration
I – Introduce the Chipembere Rhino Foundation to potential donors
P – Provide supplies for the anti-poaching rangers
E – Educate others on the plight of the rhino
M – Motivate others to action
B – Bring attention to the rhino’s plight via social media
E – Educate others on the myths about rhino horn
R – Reach out and get involved
E – Explore the latest projects

2012 Rhino Conservation Awards – “Best NGO” (Nominated)
2015 Safari Awards – Best Wildlife Conservation Organisation 2015 (Finalist)
2015 Safari Awards – Best Personal Contribution to Wildlife Conservation (Finalist)

Private Rhino Owners Association – Eastern Cape representative on the board
Rotary International – Advisors to “Rotarian Action Group for Endangered Species (RAGES)

UK Vet Student Raises £1,200 for Chipembere Rhino Foundation

Meg Turner is a 23-year-old final year vet student at the University of Nottingham, United Kingdom. She recently raised £1200 for rhino conservation by running a 42km marathon. A massive thank you from all of us at Chipembere Rhino Foundation to Meg for her incredible contribution! Watching the Lion King as a child ignited Meg’s passion for African wildlife. Since then, she has dedicated her life to helping animals big and small.