Lewa Wildlife Conservancy is supported by nonprofit entities in the United States and the United Kingdom. Your donations to these registered charities support Lewa’s critical work to protect wildlife and empower communities in northern Kenya. Lewa also partners with the Chapel & York Canada Foundation to accept donations in Canada for our benefit. Learn more here.
You can reach us with any questions at LewaIntl@Lewa.org.
Lewa 360
All unrestricted support to Lewa is a gift to Lewa 360, enabling your donation to be applied where it is needed most. As a Lewa 360 donor, your support benefits both communities and conservation, ensuring healthy ecosystems and biodiversity, improved health and livelihoods, and increased access to education, rather than support of a single programme. Please consider an unrestricted gift when you support Lewa, helping foster this integrated approach.
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Lewa Legacy
When you include a gift to Lewa Wildlife Conservancy in your will or estate plan, you create a lasting personal legacy by helping to ensure Lewa can continue to protect wildlife, conserve landscapes, and uplift communities in northern Kenya for generations to come. Learn more about how you can make a profound impact through an estate gift and join Lewa Legacy below.
Please note that, in strict conformance with IRS guidelines, Lewa Wildlife Conservancy, USA does not accept contributions that are earmarked or required to be distributed to any particular charitable organization. While donors may suggest that their gifts be used for a specific purpose and every effort will be made to see that their request is honored, these requests are ultimately non-binding on Lewa Wildlife Conservancy, USA. The Trustees of Lewa Wildlife Conservancy USA have complete discretion and control over the ultimate disposition of any contributions received by the organization. This ensures that gifts made to Lewa Wildlife Conservancy, USA are tax-deductible to the donor and that Lewa Wildlife Conservancy, USA fulfils its duties and obligations as a US tax-exempt organization under section 501 (c)(3) of the Code. Whenever possible, donors are encouraged to make unrestricted contributions.
