Bridging Europe and Africa for Wildlife Conservation
Izindlovu Fund vzw was founded with a clear mission: to support wildlife conservation projects in South Africa while raising awareness across Europe about the critical importance of protecting our planet's biodiversity.
We are a non-profit organization officially registered in Belgium as a vzw (vereniging zonder winstoogmerk), compliant with Belgian law, under registration number BE0738 518 012.
We only support organizations with whom we have personal contact. This ensures transparency and accountability - your money ends up exactly where it should. We visit the projects we support, work directly with the teams on the ground, and can verify the impact of every euro donated.
The official Belgian King Baudouin Foundation collaborates with our project through the Giving Circle Izindlovu, which is committed to helping preserve and raise awareness on wildlife conservation.
Donations made through the King Baudouin Foundation (minimum €40 per year) are eligible for tax deductions of up to 45% in Belgium, The Netherlands, France, Luxembourg, and Denmark.
"We only support organisations with whom we have personal contact so that we are sure your money ends up well. Thank you for supporting us as every donation counts, no matter how big or small."
"Approximately every 25 minutes, an elephant is killed. Without action there will be no African elephants left by 2040."
Supporting HERD Elephant Orphanage and the Jabulani Herd
Funding rehabilitation efforts at HESC
Supporting the Black Mambas Anti-Poaching Unit
Wildlife awareness and environmental education programs
Wildlife Drone Force for improved monitoring
Art for Wildlife and Bitcoin In The Wild initiatives
We are committed to complete transparency in our operations. As a registered vzw in Belgium, we adhere to strict financial reporting requirements. All donations are used exclusively for the conservation projects we support.
Every contribution makes a difference. Together, we can protect wildlife and preserve our planet's precious ecosystems for future generations.
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