AWE — Assistance for Wildlife Educators

Wildlife sponsorships contribute to food and care costs for Liberty Wildlife's magnificent education animals. There are five levels of participation in the program.

To become an AWE sponsor, please download sponsorship form or call us at 480-998-5550.

Fledgling Sponsor - $30
Your donation wil help pay for the care of an education animal of your choice for one year. You will receive a certificate of sponsorship and an AWE trading card with the animal's picture and story.

Free Flight Sponsor - $100
At this level of sponsorship, you will receive a certificate of sponsorship, an AWE trading card with your animal's picture and story, and a matted 8x10 glossy portrait of the animal you have chosen to sponsor.

The following Sponsorships are available:

           

           

           

   


Raptor Sponsor - $250
Sponsorships come with a beautiful hardcover book about the animal as well as a tour of the Liberty Wildlife facility (for local sponsors) and a certificate.

The following Raptor Sponsorships are available:

       


Eagle Sponsor - $500
Sponsorships come with a beautiful hardcover book about the animal as well as a tour of the Liberty Wildlife facility (for local sponsors) and a certificate.

The following Eagle Sponsorships are available:

   


Foster to Freedom - $1000
Support our foster program. Non-releasable raptors nurture and raise wild orphans to ensure adaptation back to the wild. In a season, Liberty Wildlife foster parents may raise between fifty and seventy orphaned great horned owls, kestrels, and red-tailed hawks, each of which are available for sponsorship. Sponsors will receive an educational program for their group (local sponsors only), a beautiful hardcover book on their sponsored species, and a full-size poster with fostering scenes from Liberty Wildlife.

To become an AWE sponsor, please download sponsorship form or call us at 480-998-5550.





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