The Mission
When you purchase a photograph from this website 10% of all net proceeds will be donated to one of these two charities, Wounded Warrior Project and or the Sheldrick Wildlife Trust.
I have been passionate about helping those that are experiencing homelessness for decades. Veterans unfortunately make up 5-10 percent of the homeless population.
Wounded Warrior Project supports post‑9/11 veterans who are living with physical injuries, invisible wounds, and the challenges of rebuilding life after service. Through mental health care, community programs, and help with housing, employment, and family support, WWP works to honor and empower wounded warriors so no veteran is left behind and can find safety, stability, and hope.
I have visited the Sheldrick Wildlife Trust a number of times and seen with my own eyes the incredible work they do to rescue elephants and rhinos that have been harmed by man and or other wild animals.
The Sheldrick Wildlife Trust is a Kenya‑based conservation organization renowned for rescuing and hand‑raising orphaned elephants and rhinos, then carefully reintroducing them back to life in the wild. Through its pioneering Orphans’ Project, specialist veterinary units, and anti‑poaching and habitat‑protection teams, the Trust provides round‑the‑clock care for injured and displaced wildlife while safeguarding the landscapes they depend on.