There are lots of ways, large and small, by which you can help to make a positive difference in this world.
Some of these can include direct involvement with Fauna, but we also encourage you to look at the many ways you can foster change in your own life, at home, at your office, and in your community. In this manner you can participate in the mission of change that Fauna promotes.
Changing hearts, minds, and actions is what will help improve the world we all share.
These pages contain a starting point of ideas to consider when looking for ways to help our world and reduce the "footprint" or impact we have upon it. Follow any of these suggestions, or use them as a springboard from which to come up with more ideas of your own.
We'd love to hear of any innovative ideas you've come up with, please tell us and we might add them to this page for the benefit of all our community.
How can I help the chimpanzees?
Many folks have asked what they can collect for the Fauna Foundation
chimpanzees. Currently, we have need for the following items. We appreciate
your generousity and support!
Urgent Enrichment Drive!

Due to recent renovations and health safety measures, we are in desperate need of NEW toys, fleece blankets and sheets. Due to new health policies, we can no longer accept used items. Can you help? The Fauna chimpanzees require the following enrichment items:
All items must be NEW.
Stuffed animals
Little Tykes toys
Brushes
Baby rattles
Unbreakable mirrors
Jewelry (bigger, colourful, plastic - no metal)
Material hair scrunchies (the ones used for pony tails) Tom and Toby love them!
Hoola Hoops
Tooth brushes/Tooth paste
Plastic Sand Buckets
Crayons/Coloring books
Construction Paper
Purses (Dollar store)
Scarves / gloves
Sun glasses
Jello
Fruit cups
Boxes of juice
Paper Dixie cups (small)
Scrub brushes
Plastic shovels
Dish rags (Toby loves to clean)
Non toxic paint
magazines
plastic bowls
cups
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Volunteers
Volunteers are a key element in the success of the Foundation. They work in various capacities on the farm, in the office, as advocates and at public outreach and education events. Currently, due to limited resources we do not have accommodations for multi-day volunteers. Our volunteer program consists of specific days where folks can work on the farm during the months of May to September.
Please note that new volunteers do not have any contact with the chimpanzees or primates. Volunteers must go through an orientation prior to working on the farm.
Thank you for your support!
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