If you are unable to participate at the levels outlined above, please consider making a donation. In order to continue our critical work in these uncertain times, we need your support now, more than ever. History shows us that when times are tough, people in Central Africa often turn to the forest – destroying habitat or poaching – to feed their families. The global COVID-19 pandemic continues to wreak havoc on tourism in Central Africa, which is critical to the region’s economic stability and the vitality of both wildlife and humans. Table $1,000 - (tax deductible portion: $680) - Dinner, Program, and gifts for eightīenefactor Table $2,000 - (tax deductible portion: $1,680) - Dinner, Program, Program recognition, and Unique Benefactor gifts for eight Beginning in the 1940s, local efforts increased the number of animals dramatically and. For the next thirteen years, the park maintained a small collection of animals. In 1927, the Columbus Zoological Park opened in Columbus, Ohio. Colo was born at the Columbus Zoo and Aquarium on December 22, 1956. Supporter Level Ticket $150 - (tax deductible portion: $110) - Dinner, Program, Program recognition, and giftīenefactor Level Ticket $250 - (tax deductible portion: $210) - Dinner, Program, Program recognition, and Unique Benefactor gift Colo was the first gorilla born in captivity. Rwandan Fête participation levels and benefits:įriend Ticket $95 - (tax-deductible portion: $55) - Dinner, Program, and gift If you have questions or would like to RSVP by phone, please call the Columbus Zoo ticket hotline at (614) 724-3485. The online auction will open at noon on Monday, September 12, and bidding will end on Saturday, September 17 at 7:00 pm EDT.

Thank you for your interest in joining Partners In Conservation’s Rwandan Fête at the Columbus Zoo and Aquarium's Water's Edge Event Park.

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