Lara and Gar Truppelli are longtime Rainforest Action Network enthusiasts and supporters. We had an incredible time with them last March when they threw an epic 25th anniversary party for RAN at The Lake Chalet in Oakland, California.
Kyana Jones, also known as Kitty Jones, started a small cleaning business to raise funds for nonprofits, and chose RAN as one of the beneficiaries.
A recent alumnus of Iona College in New York, Josh discovered RAN while researching his senior thesis, “Deforestation of the Amazon Rainforest: Impacts, Causes, and ‘Green Business’ Solutions.”
A pocket of RAN’s strongest supporters is contained in Boulder, Colorado, and Rainmaker Lynn Israel is one of them. She took a few minutes to tell us why she’s passionate about saving the earth and its forests.
The Unitarian Universalist Church of Palo Alto has been supporting RAN since 2003, donating nearly $2,000.
How long have you been a part of RAN? Avi has been giving to RAN's programs for more than half of his life! First learning about the importance of the rainforest in primary school, he is taking those lessons with him around the world.
Amanda Keller and Michelle Bennett used the celebration of their very special sixteenth birthdays this year to raise $1,200 for Rainforest Action Network.
Since 2003, kindergarten classes at Grace McWayne Elementary in Batavia, IL have been working to protect the rainforests by raising nearly $2,000 to donate to RAN!
Beth Marie Murray recently named RAN as a benefactor in her will, thereby ensuring RAN can continue to make a difference for the planet and future generations to come.