CROW calendar campaign kicks off
All funds raised from the calendar will be donated to the Yellowwood Park-based centre which for the rescue, release and rehabilitation of injured wild animals.
IT is that time of year where the Compass Cares CSI project team in parternership with the Centre for the Rehabilitation of Wildlife (Crow) has the pleasure of launching its 2021 calendars.
The calendar project is Crow’s biggest annual fundraising initiative. All funds raised from the calendar will be donated to the Yellowwood Park-based centre which for the rescue, release and rehabilitation of injured wild animals.
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“We have decided to dedicate the 2021 Crow calendar to the female crowned eagle that was shot dead. Animal welfare is very close to all of us. The rehabilitation centre doesn’t receive any funding from the government and is solely supported by the generosity of the public,” said Ian Du Randt, Managing Director of Compass Cares.
Featuring photographs of wildlife’s gems perfectly captured in their element, the official calendar is yet to be launched however, pre-orders are currently available in a variety of sizes to suit your preference (A2 at R200, A5 at R100, A3 at R150 and CD size at R50).
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