Safe Worldwide Inc.

“Grants to Wildlife Conservation partners or entities that support and promote the conservation and rescue, rehabilitation and release of endangered species and their habitat, as well as education Initiatives to teach about the challenges wildlife face and what we can do to protect endangered species. GRANT of $8700 Anti-poaching and community initiatives in Mgahinga National Park and Bwindi National Park, Uganda: providing wildlife and environmental awareness to adults and kids by teaching about wildlife conservation and creating projects that benefit local community members and the surrounding community. Projects such as tree planting, clean-up day, a 5-day wildlife conservation camp in Bwindi Natl Forest with more than 180 in attendance, including teachers and rangers, to curb the illegal wire snare use and bush meat trade and to protect the approx. 500 mountain gorillas in the two regions of our work, Mgahinga National Park and Bwindi National Park. GRANT of $9,900 for JACK Sanctuary chimp rescue and rehabilitation program in DRC: provide funding to rescue chimps and other endangered primates in the DRC that are victims of illegal wildlife trafficking. We fund veterinary care and enrichment projects for the rescues. A total of 183 primates (43 chimps and 140 old-world monkeys) at the center by end June 2024. On-going support also to combat illegal wildlife trafficking in the Sankuru region of the DRC. GRANT of $5000 for Javan Rhino Protection program in Indonesia: Working on the removal of the invasive Arenga Palm project to provide more vegetation for the Javan rhino in this protected region of Ujung Kulon National Park. Fully supported by Indonesia Park mgmt. Removing Arenga palm and other invasive species (lantana shrubs) that compete with the grasses that the Javan rhinos eat. Provided jobs for over 30 people over a two-month period. There are only around 74 Javan rhinos left in the world. Ongoing project. Provide monitoring and protection thru camera traps and team reports of Javan rhino behavior and protection with rangers in Ujung Kulon National Park, Indonesia. GRANT of $118,000 for our partnership with Tikki Hywood Foundation funds and supports the rescue, rehabilitation and release of pangolin into safe areas of Zimbabwe and Cameroon, as well as create awareness and work with the mandated authorities to educate them on how to safely and correctly confiscate wildlife and pangolins. We support the care of pangolins at the sanctuary and provide vet care for pangolins injured by poachers. We also help combat illegal wildlife trafficking by working with local authorities and communities where poaching is rampant. Number of missions 17, Pangolins recovered 41, Pangolins released 35 GRANT of $7,900 for partner Pocchalla Community conservation project in South Sudan. Community conservation project to raise awareness around poaching in the region, which has the 2nd largest wildlife migration in Africa of ungulates and other animals. Funds used to get to the tribal communities and provide other ways to do agriculture in the area and do projects where you replace bushmeat with fowl or pig farming. GRANT of $15,000 to Grain Media to coordinate a global investigation into illegal wildlife trafficking involving endangered wildlife to private zoos and other private facilities. This urgent project will unite NGOs and journalists, and investigators to collect and verify evidence that withstands legal scrutiny and release findings strategically. Funds will cover investigative work, legal support, DNA testing, evidence archiving, and local reporting in DRC and India. The goal is to stop ongoing trafficking, hold perpetrators accountable, and raise international awareness, including through a feature-length documentary currently in production. GRANT of $2000 for Applied Education Foundation for mini-grants to student teams participating in the MATE ROV competition, supporting STEM education and ocean conservation. Ten teams each rece”

“Description;Amount^Administrative including meals with donors;135|Insurance Director and Officers coverage;1459|Travel to projects for auditing purposes;1997|Software upgrades or renewals;250|Memberships;375|Filing Fees for IRS documents;116|Printing for children's book not marketing material;2565^Total;6897^”