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| The Society for Injured Birds of Prey |
| You can help! |
| • Late in December 2000, a fire
destroyed the new building for recovering birds of prey near
Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. The building cost $80,000, a sum which
took 10 years for the Society to accumulate. As this building was
not yet insured, the only way the Society can rebuild is with help.
• Tragedy can strike any of us at any time. The birds in this sanctuary were already suffering from trauma when they arrived. It's time to take a stand and make a difference. Those of us who know about ecology understand the importance of birds of prey in the wild. Those of us who don't understand this can learn a great deal by supporting this cause. No harm can come from offering help of this nature! And the Society is a registered charity, so donations are tax-deductible. |
| How can you help? |
| • If you live in Alberta, go to any
Canada Trust branch to make a tax-deductible donation to the fund for
the Society for Injured Birds of Prey.
• If you live elsewhere in Canada, contact your nearest Canada Trust branch to see if they can provide you with the tax receipt for your donation. • It may be hard to imagine that a $5 or $10 donation will help. It will. If you can donate $100 or $1,000, the recovering birds will be much closer to having suitable living conditions. You will see benefits on your income tax as well as in the environment! • I am not affiliated with this registered charity. If you want me to send messages of support to the Society, email me and I'll do my best. |
This page [http://mrsbill.www2.50megs.com/sibp.htm] updated February 28th, 2001. Send a message of support to the Society by contacting me. Return to my home page.