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Fundraise for Conservation

Students who want to make a concrete contribution to wildlife conservation project have great opportunities to protect endangered sea turtles through our Billion Baby Turtles project.

Most organizations working to protect nesting beaches are small and can do great things with small amounts of money. With Billion Baby Turtles, every dollar raised saves a turtle hatchling at a nesting beach in Latin America!

The easiest way to raise funds is to offer beautiful postcards of turtle hatchlings for $1 each with 1 hatchling saved per postcard sold. We can provide the postcards (small deposit required) and the students do the rest!

Please use the contact form here to get in touch and be sure to download our fundraising guide below.

 

Fundraising Options

There are many great ways to raise money for conservation efforts.  We have laid out a few options here that are both effective and help sea turtles! Download a full SEE Turtles Fundraising Guide below.

SEE Turtles Postcards: We have beautiful postcards that your group can sell to classmates and familes for $1 each (one postcard saves a hatchling!). There is no cost for shipping or the postcards themselves, but we do require a deposit to send them. Contact us for more details. (form at the bottom of the page)

Endangered Species Chocolate: Not only does this green company sell wonderful chocolate, 10% of their profits go to environmental causes.  Groups can receive discounted prices for bulk orders.  Contact us for more details.

ChicoBag: Did you know that plastic bags are a threat to sea turtles?  Help reduce their use by selling reusable bags for profit.  These bags are well-made, inexpensive, and can be customized for your group.  More information at ChicoBag.com.

TerraCycle: Schools can earn money by collecting things like drink pouches, yogurt cups, and more.  Learn more here.

 

Download our fundraising guide for more ideas!

SEE Turtles Fundraising Guide (509 kb)

 

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