My name is Brandon Luellen, and I started Project Stripes Forever to help protect the future of wild tigers.

A century ago, an estimated 100,000 tigers lived in the wild. By 2010, that estimate had fallen to about 3,200. Conservation has helped some populations recover, but tigers remain endangered and have lost roughly 95% of their historical range. Poaching, illegal trade, habitat loss, declining prey, and conflict with people continue to threaten their survival.

Protecting tigers also protects the forests, water, wildlife, and communities that depend on healthy ecosystems. These animals deserve a future beyond trophies, illegal trade, and disappearing habitat.

Our goal is to raise $10,000. This is an independent, organizer-managed fundraiser with the following allocation:

80% of the net funds received after platform and payment-processing fees will be donated to World Wildlife Fund, Inc. (WWF), EIN 52-1693387, to support its conservation work, which includes tiger conservation. These will be general donations to WWF; they are not guaranteed to be restricted to tiger projects.

20% of the net funds received will support Project Stripes Forever campaign content, website costs, and outreach to bring more people into the conversation about tiger protection.

I will receive and manage the fundraiser proceeds and share updates on donations to WWF and campaign spending. Project Stripes Forever is not affiliated with, sponsored by, or an official partner of WWF. Donations to this personal fundraiser should not be assumed to be tax-deductible.

Whether you donate or share this campaign, thank you for helping keep wild tigers in our future.

Learn about the campaign: https://project-stripes-forever.bj-luellen.chatgpt.site

Sources: https://www.worldwildlife.org/species/tiger/ and https://www.worldwildlife.org/our-work/wildlife/double-tigers/