Three Ways to Celebrate Jane Goodall’s 82nd Birthday

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Dr. Jane Goodall’s 82nd birthday is on April 3 … only a few days away! If you would like to join the Jane Goodall Institute in celebrating Dr. Goodall, here are three ways that you can get involved:

  1. Sign Jane’s birthday e-card…simply click here to add your name and a special message to Jane to our global e-card. Jane will receive your message on her birthday.
    Jane Goodall 82nd Birthday Card (Print w Guides)

    Click on the image to download a printable version.

    Or, if you would like to send Jane a paper card, print off the image above then fold it hot dog style (long ways), and then hamburger style (short ways). Include a special message to Jane and then mail it to JGI by the middle of April for Jane to see at the end of the month before she leaves the USA.

    The mailing address is:
    Dr. Jane Goodall
    c/o the Jane Goodall Institute
    1595 Spring Hill Rd., Suite 550
    Vienna, VA 22182

  2. Join us for a LIVE chat with Jane in honor of her birthday! The chat will take place on April 5, and Jane will be discussing the program that she considers her legacy, Jane Goodall’s Roots & Shoots youth program. If you would like to pose a question to Jane, you can do so in advance (and get more information about the live chat) by clicking here.
  3. Dr. Goodall has one wish for her 82nd birthday … for her supporters to ensure that the Roots & Shoots youth-led community action program flourishes across the world, especially in under-served areas. Learn more about the fantastic things that Roots & Shoots groups are doing, and find out how you can start a group in your area, by clicking here. If you’d like to help make Jane’s wish come true, please consider donating to the Roots & Shoots program in honor of her birthday. Donate here.

About Author

Brittany is the Manager of Marketing and Communications at the Jane Goodall Institute. She focuses on outreach to JGI's supporter base through both print and electronic communications. Brittany has a BA in Journalism & Media studies from Rutgers University and a master's degree in International Politics & Human Rights from the University of Glasgow. Her involvement with the Jane Goodall Institute began in 2011 when she became an intern for Roots & Shoots, JGI's global youth program. Later that same year, she accepted a permanent position on JGI's Development team.