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Donations to the University of Toronto Congo Conservation and Health Fund support Dr. Kerry Bowman’s conservation work in the Democratic Republic of Congo. Our current work centres on the Kahuzi-Biega – Itombwe Corridor, which we are building with our partner Strong Roots Congo, alongside our long-standing support for the Kahuzi-Biega Environmental School and the Batwa communities around the park.

Donate to the “Congo Conservation and Health Fund” now → 

Tax receipts are only issued through the University of Toronto Congo Conservation & Health Fund. For more information about donating to the Congo Conservation & Health Fund at University of Toronto, please write to [email protected]

Donate by Cheque

If you wish to receive a Canadian tax-deductible receipt for your donation, please give to our Congo Conservation and Health Fund at University of Toronto. If you do not require a tax-deductible receipt, you can give online directly to our work.

University of Toronto Congo Conservation and Health Fund

Attention: Dr. Kerry Bowman
c/o 116 Albany Avenue
Toronto, Ontario
Canada
M5R 1P1

Donate Frequent Flyer Miles

It is extremely expensive to fly to the Congo, but it is also vitally important that we visit our programs at least once a year. Our representatives travel at their own expense and so are limited in the number of times they are able to go. If your frequent flyer miles are transferable, consider donating them to a Forest Health Alliance representative for travel to the eastern Congo.

Support Indigenous community radio in the Amazon

In Brazil’s Javari Valley, the community association ACUATAN (Associação das Comunidades Unidas de Atalaia do Norte) is building Rádio Javari FM to connect Indigenous and local communities across the region. If you would like to support this work, you can give to ACUATAN directly.

Donate to ACUATAN →

Donations made through ACUATAN’s website go directly to ACUATAN in Brazil. They are not processed by the Forest Health Alliance or the University of Toronto Congo Conservation and Health Fund, and are not eligible for a Canadian tax receipt.