The Pinks in Charge! are back for the 2010 Rhino Charge and need your support more than ever! The 2010 Rhino Charge will raise important funds towards the Rhino Ark.
But before we tell you about this year, we would like to update you on what has happened in the last one year. The final fence post was set in October 2009 and the fence was commissioned on March 12th 2010 by H.E. Mwai Kibaki and Prime Minister Raila Odinga. Although the fence is complete, the work does not end there. We need to ensure that the area remains protected, so we need to ensure that there are adequate funds for the running costs otherwise all our efforts, and yours as sponsors, will have been in vain.
As an individual or corporate entity, you can support Pinks in Charge! Car No. 18 in a number of ways:
- Direct cash support to our entry can be given through our on line giving sites at www.justgiving.com/pinksincharge2010 and www.firstgiving.com/pinksincharge2010.
- You can also make out a cheque to Rhino Ark Trust with a cover note stating that the funds are being put towards the entry of Rhino Charge Car No. 18
- In-kind support to our team – this could include materials and supplies to be used on the day of the charge (t-shirts, caps, water, energy drinks etc.)
- Purchase of Rhino Ark Raffle Tickets form our team members (each ticket costs Ksh 2,000 and there are a huge number of high value prizes to be won)
Pinks in Charge! is committed to ensuring that your invaluable support receives as much recognition as possible. To this regard, we will ensure that your donation is acknowledged under our entry in the widely read Arkive – the bi-annual newsletter of the Rhino Ark that is distributed in Kenya and available on the Rhino Ark Trust website. Pinks in Charge! will also acknowledge your donation on the Pinks in Charge! website – that has a wide readership among friends and supporters of Pinks in Charge! worldwide.
Stickers bearing the logos of our corporate sponsors will be placed upon the charge vehicle, guaranteeing maximum exposure during the Rhino Charge event that is very well attended, receives huge local and international media coverage. |