Most recently we sponsored the Saving the Elephants 11th Annual Run, which took place on November 9th, 2024, in Central Park, NYC. Together, we ran to raise awareness and support for elephant conservation.

Saving the Elephants is an annual run and is a charitable experience for the entire family! Benefitting the Zambezi Elephant Fund, you can run, jog or walk your way around beautiful Central Park or virtually in your own neighborhood, while helping protect this majestic species. You can even involve your friends and family by forming a team or raising additional funds to support wildlife.

Join us next year in November 2025!

World Crocodile Day

FEATURING DR. MARISA TELLEZ

We are excited to announce that we were able to donate $3400 to CTPH, Conservation Through Public Health!


We are extremely grateful to all of you who bid in the auction as well as those who donated through our website. You made this fundraiser a success once again!


Past Events

Dec 2020

When Palm Oil is harvested, it can destroy Orangutan habitats and cause serious environmental issues, as well as affecting Climate Change on a global scale. Palm Oil is used in many of our favorite brands of food, even Bird’s Eye frozen peas and squash! Please check ALL labels.

December, 2020

When Palm Oil is harvested, it can destroy Orangutan habitats and cause serious environmental issues, as well as affecting Climate Change on a global scale. Palm Oil is used in many of our favorite brands of food, even Bird’s Eye frozen peas and squash! Please check ALL labels.

News - Past & Recent

The piece below was written specifically as part of a CD project for my very first fundraiser for CROW. I felt it was important to try to write something in Zulu since the funds were going to help animals in South Africa. I recorded it again a few years ago at The Power Station/Berklee NYC. My Berklee colleagues Casey Scheuerell and Joe Galeota played percussion. I was fortunate enough to meet Paul Simon's bassist, Bakithi Kumalo, who helped me find 4 women singers from the Lion King. A wonderful NY jazz singer, Nicole Zuraitis, and I joined them on vocals. As you can see it was a blast. No-one could stop dancing!

Ngizohamba

An homage to the animals in Zulu.


Lyrics:


Ngizohamba ngezinyawo ukuyobingelela

Izindlovu, amadube, amabhubesi, nezimpala


Woza, Woza uhambe nami 


Woza, Woza uhambe nami


(Translation) I Will Go


I will go by foot to greet

The elephants, zebras, lions, impala.

Come with me 

Come with me

Percussion session for Ngizohamba at the Power Station/Berklee/NYC with Assistant Engineer Gloria Kaba, Percussionists Joe Galeota and Casey Scheuerell, composer and percussionist on “the pods”, Suzanne Dean, and Engineer Stephen Webber.

More photos

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Photos by Ryan Nava
Vocals session at the Power Station/ Berklee NYC with Smangele Sangweni, Stephen Webber, Suzanne Dean, Keneilwe Motsumi, Nicole Zuraitis, Jimmy Mngwandi, Ntombkhona Dlamini, Bathiki Kumalo and Nonhlanhla Keswa.