| Please Support These Charities |
 | A nonprofit organization dedicated to educating the public about preserving wildlife. Home to a
variety of nonreleasable endangered animals including lions, tigers, leopards, cougars, and more.
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 | The Environmental Defense Fund, a leading national, nonprofit organization based in New York,
represents 300,000 members. EDF links science, economics, and law to create innovative,
equitable, and economically viable solutions to today's environmental problems.
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 | The Fund for Animals, founded in 1967 by bestselling author Cleveland Amory, is one of the
nation's largest animal protection organizations. The Fund operates world-famous animal
sanctuaries, such as the Black Beauty Ranch in Texas, several low-cost and free spay and neuter
clinics for dogs and cats in low-income families, and several regional offices working on hard-hitting
animal advocacy campaigns across the country.
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 | The mission of the I Have a Dream� Foundation of Boulder County (IHAD) is to facilitate and
promote life-long learning, school success and self-sufficiency in its �adopted� children (Dreamers)
and their families through long-term extensive educational and support services. Adoption is defined
as the process by which at-risk youth are selected to receive post-secondary school scholarships
and the long-term support needed to stay in school and achieve their personal, academic and
vocational goals. These Dreamers are from diverse ethnic, social and economic backgrounds and
are encouraged to recognize that, with the proper education and focus, they can realize their
Dreams. |
 | The New York-New Jersey Trail Conference is a federation of 85-plus hiking and environmental
organizations and 10,000 individuals dedicated to building and maintaining marked hiking trails and
protecting the related open space in the bistate region. Our constituent clubs have a combined
membership of more than 100,000. |