Donations, Endowments & Bequeaths
The Orca Research Trust does not receive funding from the Government. We rely solely on donations, so your help definitely makes a difference. Thank you for your support.
Donate to the Orca Research Trust With PayPal
If you’d like to make a Donation to the Orca Research Trust, you can use PayPal to make it secure, fast and easy – you don’t even need a PayPal account. PayPal members can pay directly from their paypal account or credit card.
Non-PayPal members can still pay with a credit card without signing up for PayPal. Either way, it’s a convenient way to support the conservation of Orca.
You will make a genuinely worthwhile contribution to the conservation and protection of the few (and unique) orca we have in New Zealand waters. Thank you very much!
Why use PayPal?
- It is a safe and secure way to send money online.
- You can pay internationally to (and from) any country.
- You can donate without sharing your financial information.
- PayPal protects your privacy and security
Donate to support Dr Ingrid Visser via Patreon
Although Ingrid is the Founder and Principle Scientist of the Orca Research Trust, she does not receive a salary from the ORT and donates all her time towards helping the orca.
You can support her directly via her Patreon Account from as little as NZ$8 a month (US$5) and receive exclusive peaks at her upcoming research projects.
To learn more, check out her Patreon Page
Endowments & Bequeaths for the Orca
If you would like to support orca research, conservation and rescues through a gift in your Will, your support will make a genuine difference and we thank you for your generosity. The Orca Research Trust (ORT) relies solely on donations and does not receive any funding from the Government. All of our research and rescue teams are volunteers. Leaving a gift to the orca is a way to provide a legacy that will help future-proof the work that ORT conducts.
There are a variety of ways to leave a gift in your Will to the orca, depending on what suits you best and therefore it is important that you speak with your family solicitor/lawyer (or reach out to an entitiy such as the Public Trust or Perpetual Guardian Trust), to ensure your wishes are properly recorded. Once again, thank you for caring about the orca and supporting our work.
