Students, classes, and kids have helped raise real dollars to save real rainforest acres over the years for World Land Trust-US. In fact, over the last 5 years, more than $10,000 has been raised for WLT-US by kids just like you!  Kids do make a difference…Kids do stop rainforest destruction…Kids are 4 Rainforests!

To be a Kid 4 Rainforest, host an event, club, or other activity to raise money for World Land Trust-US. For every $100 raised, an acre of rainforest is saved forever.

Print our short guide to hosting an activity or fundraiser for WLT-US. It includes ideas, suggested directions, and other success stories You can do it!

You donation will earn you and/or your class a custom-made, signed certificate showing the number of acres you saved forever. WLT-US will also feature your project on our News page if you email us details and some photos.

Be a Kid 4 Rainforests today! Click here for more information!
 

Success Stories for Kids 4 Rainforests:

Adya Veeraraghaven, age 8, saved rainforest acres with lemonade and brownies.

Sarina Rubin, age 12, saved 11 acres for her Bar Mitzvah.

St. Clement's students raised $250 to save Amazonian Rainforests in Peru with a Jungle Market.

Children's club Wild Over Wildlife raised $520 to save the Cotton-Top Tamarin by hosting a Rainforest Party.

Middletown Area Middle School raised $2,000 in one week to protect the Esmeraldas Woodstar by selling root beer floats.

Students from Buckland, Alaska raised $1,300 to save 26 acres of Colombian rainforest by collecting coins.
 

Click here to read what past Kids 4 Rainforests supporters and schools have to say about WLT-US.