This Giving Tuesday, many of you have stood with our campaigns. Donate today to sustain our work!Curia and her mother, recently contacted Ayoreo-Totobiegosode women, Paraguay ©
Survival

Dear Jack,

This Giving Tuesday, Survival supporters have raised an incredible £80,000 /
$100,000 for our crucial campaign work.

But we have some great news: our two generous match funders have agreed to
double any donations made today. You still have time to pledge your support to Indigenous peoples all over the
world.

Give a gift today
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Survival’s work is always rooted in our deep and longstanding relationships with
marginalised Indigenous communities, and conversations with people like Joro are
the foundation of all our work.

To ensure our independence and integrity, Survival refuses funding from
governments and large companies who violate Indigenous rights. This means that
our work relies upon the generosity of our supporters. We really couldn’t continue our fight alongside Indigenous peoples without it.

Donate now
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As Ayoreo-Totobiegosode leader Porai tells us, “ I am very grateful for Survival’s presence here — with your help we are being
seen and heard all over the world ”. Thank you.

Thank you,



Caroline Pearce
Director
Survival International



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