Elephant Nature Park
Fundraising campaign by
Lauren Brown
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£1,120.00raised of £1,600.00 goal goal
No more donations are being accepted at this time. Please contact the campaign owner if you would like to discuss further funding opportunities
Campaign Story
As veterinary students in the United Kingdom, we have the once in a lifetime opportunity to gain clinical veterinary experience working with rescued Elephants in Thailand from June 6th to July 3rd 2016, as part of the Volunteer Vet program. Unfortunately because this is a rescue and rehabilitation center, they charge a weekly fee for student experience. In order to gain the most from this unique opportunity, we have decided to spend a full 4 weeks here. As such, it will require approximately £800 each for accommodations and food.
We are reaching out to you, as our friends and family to help make this amazing month possible. Though our goal is to fundraise enough to cover only the housing and meals, any further donations will go directly to the Elephant Park itself.
We understand that not everyone can donate, but any little bit will help and be greatly appreciated.
Please, take a few minutes and look at where we will be going this coming summer:
Elephant Nature Park
Thank you again and we look forward to updating you on our progress on this amazing journey.
About us:
Lauren Brown
As a second year vet student, I am ready and excited to start doing clinical work with animals. Because this is a second career for me (formerly, I worked in law enforcement) I am trying to get the most out of every opportunity, especially ones like this. Because I don't currently know what type of practice I want to be at after graduation, I am trying to get as much varied experience as possible. This is also an amazing chance to continue my travels around the world, which is part of an ongoing lifetime goal.
Nicole Gruszczynski
For those of you that don't know me, I am also a second year student at the University of Glasgow, on this long journey to becoming a veterinarian. As part of my personal and professional development, I think it is crucial to see practice across the world. Traveling an learning will broaden my horizons. I am always seeking new adventures and going to Thailand to work and treat rescue elephants is an incredible step in my life long adventure.
Donors
- DALE BROWN
- Donated on Apr 30, 2016
- Sarah Dattilio
- Donated on Apr 07, 2016
- Jon Namdar
- Donated on Dec 21, 2015
Hurdle those exams!
Update posted by Lauren Brown at 08:13 pmIt's the 5th of April. In 5 weeks, we start our final exams, and then 10 days after those are done, we leave for Thailand. It still feels slightly surreal-I'm focusing so much on studying for the exams that the idea of a month away in a (different) foreign country. . . . .
Officially official
Update posted by Lauren Brown at 08:15 pmI can't speak for Nicole, but for me, the whole idea of spending a month in Thailand hasn't quite seemed real. Yes, we put down a deposit, and yes, we've started fund raising, but... it's not even Christmas yet! However, tonight, we took another step on our adventure, one that
Donors & Comments
- DALE BROWN
- Donated on Apr 30, 2016
- Sarah Dattilio
- Donated on Apr 07, 2016
- Jon Namdar
- Donated on Dec 21, 2015
- Hellen Bard
- Donated on Dec 08, 2015
What an adventure!
- Natasha Simmers
- Donated on Nov 24, 2015
- Barbara Zeni
- Donated on Nov 23, 2015
You go girl!
- Nadia Shteynberg
- Donated on Nov 21, 2015
- Jane Bates
- Donated on Nov 21, 2015
What a tremendous opportunity. Good luck with the fundraising