Cheetah Conservation Fund

How much do you love cheetahs?

Together let’s help CCF save cheetahs. How you may ask..?

Show you care, freeze your derriere!

On December 8, we will celebrate International Cheetah Day with our Annual Chillin' for Cheetah. The New York chapter will be at the beautiful Coney Island boardwalk and they will be plunging with the Polar Bear Club. And we will have a DJ with live music, merchandise table and a lot of fun!

If you prefer to stay nice and warm (we understand) but still want to support the cheetah, participate by donating to our cause.

New York: December 4, noon. On the Coney Island boardwalk at the corner of 10th street. See you there !

Hello, my name is Anna and I am a teen from Missouri looking to raise money for the Cheetah Conservation Fund. Each cheetah they have in their care is $5000 per year and this money goes towards their food, homes, and veterinary care. The CCF could use any help they can get so if you are able, please consider donating!

Want to join me in making a difference? As an avid animal lover I'm raising money to benefit Cheetah Conservation Fund, and any donation will help make an impact. Thanks in advance for your contribution to this cause that means so much to me!

More information about Cheetah Conservation Fund: Cheetah Conservation Fund is the world’s leading organization dedicated to saving the cheetah in the wild.CCFs conservation programming is rooted in scientific research. CCF maintains a research program on the biology, ecology and genetics of cheetahs that publishes papers in peer reviewed journals annually, and currently operates the only fully equipped genetics lab at an in-situ conservation facility in Africa.

Want to join me in making a difference?

I'm raising money to benefit Cheetah Conservation Fund, and any donation will help make an impact.

Thanks in advance for your contribution to this cause that means so much to me.

More information about Cheetah Conservation Fund: Cheetah Conservation Fund is the worlds leading organization dedicated to saving the cheetah in the wild.

CCFs conservation programming is rooted in scientific research. CCF maintains a research program on the biology, ecology and genetics of cheetahs that publishes papers in peer reviewed journals annually, and currently operates the only fully equipped genetics lab at an in-situ conservation facility in Africa.