a journey worth taking
step into a world of discovery
An inspirational Journey
your support will help cultivate the connection between people and animals and build a bridge to conservation.
Be part of our conservation legacy and join us for an unforgettable afternoon
we are hosting a gathering for an unforgettable afternoon to support the preserve’s mission of wildlife conservation and education and the importance of the human-animal bond.
October 24, 2026
1:00 PM - 5:00 PM
The preserve
650 Double Horn Road
fredericksburg, Tx 78624
This meaningful journey will include inspiring presentations, small bites, unique auctions items and plenty of opportunities to interact and take photos with the animal ambassadors at the preserve.
BE A SPONSOR AND BE A PARTNER
join OUR MISSION OF CONSERVATION AND EDUCATION
Here is how your tax deductible gift can make a tangible difference: $5,000 funds educational materials and admission for a classroom of students. $7,000 supports a guided tour for a local veterans or seniors group. A $10,000 sponsorship provides high school students with an immersive weekend workshop, offering hands-on mentorship from The Preserve’s animal care experts.
Ambassador - $10,000
• 10 tickets to the annual Friends fundraiser
6 tickets to the Elephant Experience or Animal Expedition
Custom 24X36 footprint and kiss on a stylized background
Special acknowledgment
Educator - $7,000
8 tickets to the annual Friends fundraiser
4 tickets to the Elephant Experience or Animal Expedition
Custom 16X20 elephant footprint
Special acknowledgment
Advocate - $5,000
5 tickets to the annual Friends fundraiser
2 tickets to the Elephant Experience or Animal Expedition
Custom 16X20 elephant brush painting
Special acknowledgment
guest speaker
Dr. Chase LaDue
Executive Director of Sri Lanka elephant project
Curator of Research at Oklahoma City Zoo
A lifelong elephant enthusiast, Chase was inspired by childhood visits to his local zoo - - an early passion that grew into a career dedicated to elephant conservation. Chase leads Sri Lanka Elephant Project's scientific research and oversees the development of community-based conservation programs.