Win a Safari & Cape Town Adventure
And join ‘the Lion Whisperer’ for a once-in-a-lifetime experience!
In partnership with The Kevin Richardson Foundation and their impact-partner, The Endangered Wildlife Trust (EWT) project, we are giving you and a friend the chance to join Kevin and his rescued lions at the sanctuary, discover the magic of Cape Town, and embark on a breathtaking safari.
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What you could win
- 2 x return flights and transfers from anywhere in the world
- 3 nights luxury accommodation at Kruger National Park
- 3-day safari at Kruger National Park
- 3 days exploring the wonders of Cape Town
- 2 nights at the Kevin Richardson Wildlife Sanctuary, waking up to the roar of lions!
- A day with Kevin and the lions he rescued at the sanctuary
A MESSAGE FROM KEVIN
About the competition
At GoodGood Giving, we raise money for charity by offering people the chance to win once-in-a-lifetime experiences in return for their donation to charity.
For the fourth year running, we have partnered with The Kevin Richardson Foundation (KRF) to offer you and a friend the chance to join Kevin and his rescued lions at the sanctuary, explore the captivating wonders of Cape Town, and embark on a thrilling safari.
By entering this competition, you are directly supporting the KRF-impact partner, Endangered Wildlife Trust (EWT) project and the incredible work they do safeguarding endangered species and their habitats.
How to enter
Select the amount you would like to donate to EWT at the top of this page, and you will automatically be entered into the draw!
You could be joining Kevin at the sanctuary, discovering the magic of Cape Town, and embarking on a breathtaking safari – the more you donate, the better your chances of winning!
The competition closes on Tuesday 19th November 2024, and the winner will be contacted by email and phone within seven days of this date – entrants must be eligible to travel to South Africa and speak communicative English.
See what our previous winners got up to
Denise Rado, from Australia, was the winner of last year’s 2023 Lion Whisperer prize. Denise decided to share the experience with her friend Angela.
They enjoyed a trip of a lifetime filled with incredible experiences and amazing sightings! Denise particularly loved waking up in the morning at Amy’s Camp to the lion roars and Hyena whoops!
“A huge thank you to the Kevin Richardson Foundation and GoodGood Giving for providing such an incredible prize. It was a trip we will never forget!”
Denise is proof that if you do good, good comes back to you. Click here to see all of our previous winners.
SAVING SOUTH AFRICA’S LIONS
South Africa’s lions are facing an unprecedented threat. The once thriving population in the Kruger National Park is now under siege from rampant poaching, with a staggering 10 lions lost in the first six months of 2024 alone. This crisis is not just about lions; it’s a devastating blow to the entire ecosystem.
Poisoning, a cruel and indiscriminate method used by poachers, has far-reaching consequences. Not only are lions targeted, but countless scavengers and critically endangered vultures are also dying. The Endangered Wildlife Trust is on the frontlines, working tirelessly to rescue and rehabilitate injured animals.
We need your help to protect these iconic predators. By entering our competition, you can contribute to vital conservation efforts and help ensure a future for lions in South Africa.
The Charity
Endangered Wildlife TrustThe Endangered Wildlife Trust (EWT) is a leading conservation organization dedicated to protecting threatened species and ecosystems in southern Africa. Established in 1973, the EWT has become a trusted authority in the field, working collaboratively with communities, governments, and businesses to drive positive change. Our focus is on saving species, conserving habitats, and improving the lives of local people through sustainable practices. With a team spread across southern and East Africa, we employ innovative approaches to tackle critical challenges such as human-wildlife conflict, habitat loss, and species decline.
The Endangered Wildlife Trust (EWT) is a leading conservation organization dedicated to protecting threatened species and ecosystems in southern Africa. Established in 1973, the EWT has become a trusted authority in the field, working collaboratively with communities, governments, and businesses to drive positive change. Our focus is on saving species, conserving habitats, and improving the lives of local people through sustainable practices. With a team spread across southern and East Africa, we employ innovative approaches to tackle critical challenges such as human-wildlife conflict, habitat loss, and species decline.
The Effect Your Donations Have
Your kindness and support will help EWT with the following:
Enhanced Ranger Response
Rangers are equipped to respond safely and effectively to poisoning and snaring incidents, leading to fewer wildlife casualties.
Reduced Wildlife Mortalities
The number of wildlife mortalities is reduced through early detection and rapid response to poisoning and snaring events.
Wildlife Tracking & Safe Zones
Lions and hyenas are collared to monitor their movements and establish safe spaces, reducing human-wildlife conflict.
Veterinary Intervention
Wildlife affected by poisoning receive immediate veterinary care to increase survival rates.
70%70% of profits go directly to our charity partners so they can continue their amazing work all around the world.
30%30% of profits go to covering our operational costs and other costs associated with marketing the experiences