Be Our Valentine… Send Love the Way Elephants Love
This Valentine’s Day, we invite you to skip the chocolates and send something far sweeter nourishing treats for our gentle giants.
Our hearts are especially with Mama Mho Go Nar, who is nursing her baby while struggling to regain weight. She needs extra love, strength, and nutrition right now. Watermelons, pumpkins, bananas, sugarcane, and fresh fruits aren’t just treats they are lifelines that help her body heal while she continues to give everything to her baby Jun Bug.
And Mama Mho Go Nar is not alone. Every one of our gentle ones depends on these nutritious foods to stay healthy, strong, and comforted especially during this season of care and recovery.
From now until Valentine’s Day, you can be their Valentine.
* Send a watermelon instead of flowers.
* Choose compassion instead of candy.
* Let love arrive in different delicious ways
Supplies are running low, and your support right now truly matters.
Together, we can turn Valentine’s Day into a celebration of kindness, nourishment, and love that lasts.
Send a little love & tenderness
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Gentle Giants Elephants
Published: 10 Feb 2026
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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.
