Supporting a charity

[njc110381]

Hi all. I've been following an anti rhino poaching charity called Protrack on Facebook for some time now and their work looks to be good. I want to set up a direct debit to support them, or a broader conservation charity dedicated to African wildlife. The trouble is, as we all know a lot of the better known charities are anti hunting. I don't believe Protrack are but others here may know different? From the vast array of knowledge here, could people put forward suggestions of charities that would be worth sponsoring? Thanks.

 

[curtism1234]

You could send them a Facebook message and ask

What i am about to say isn't intended to be debated, but merely something to just think about: if you like the organization and believe they are a very valuable asset to anti-poaching measures, does it really matter what their stance on hunting is. A anti or wishywashy hunting organization that keeps their operating expenses low and is best-in-class in keeping poachers away is arguably better than a pro-hunting group who skims money off the top and has only average results. In the end, it's about the animals

Just saying...

 

[IvW]

Currently I am supporting people with Covid....supplying a certain med that is proven in other countries but not approved here we are all suffering but helping desperate people in these times is very rewarding and I do not mean financially....