OH NO! Spooky season is here and GG has been overtaken by 22 mystical, giant creatures of the night!
These colossal goblins, big and small, are goblin up all our fresh fruits and vegetables. To make matters even more frightening, the mummies partaking in the daily feasts have left our produce bins looking like a total ghost town!
From October 16 through October 30, we are on a 15-day mission to raise 15 days' worth of supplemental fruits and vegetables to hit our $3,000 USD goal and squash this hunger crisis. Plus, our sweet Baby Jun is turning 3 right in the middle of the campaign!
Don't let a lack of fresh food haunt our herd! Carve out a few dollars today to help us conjure up a witch-ing hour of healthy eating.
✨ What Your Spell Buys:
• $9 = Feeds one adult elephant for a whole day!
• $20 = A gargantuan basket of bananas (40 kg / 88 lbs) for Baby Jun’s birthday bash!
• $25 = A monster-sized mixed basket (50 kg / 110 lbs) of watermelons, pumpkins, and carrots!
• $198 = Feeds the entire herd of 22 elephants for a single day!
Let’s give these gentle giants something truly bootiful to eat.
Bone-appétit!
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Gentle Giants Elephants
Published: 12 Oct 2026
Beneficiary
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Gentle Giants Elephants Charity no. 85-1224112 |
Gentle Giants Elephants
Charity no. 85-1224112
Gentle Giants Nonprofit, founded 6/20 by 2 women in the USA. GG's original primary mission was to help those starving & suffering during Covid_19. GG had over 168 elephants under monthly care. Supported local farmers, construction workers, & countless human families.
In addition: rescued 10 elephants; aided in 2 rescues; built 10 shelters; provided 6 medically necessary prosthetics/orthotics; provided food for 20 starving elephants in Nepal; donated 1000s of tons of food to starving elephants; donated 200 baby bottles & nipples for orphaned monkeys, kittens & puppies; created supplemental income programs for indigenous people; donated medical surgical kit to mobile vet clinic in Kenya; help provide life-saving formula to orphaned elephants in Zimbabwe. More projects can be found on our website.
