T4T News:

Summer 2009:

The summer has been a busy time for tigers for tigers.  We have started our educational outreach programs outside of the University.  This summer we have provided programs for two different camps at the Montgomery Zoo and also at Kaleidoscope camp here in Auburn.  All programs have gone extremely well and the kids seemed to have a good time as well.  We are also in the process of expanding our educational programs and formalizing a volunteer program within.  For pictures of the summer events see the events page.

Spring 2009

During the women's basketball game Sunday March 1st  AU-Tigers4Tigers auctioned off a quilt made in memory of  Ms. Cindy Wall to raise money for our wild tiger conservation project. The quilt made by Dr.Cathy McVay, of AU the Biology department, using fabrics left by Ms. Cindy Wall to their quilting group.  The quilt went for a fantastic bid of $313 from Timothy Johnson and Margaret Wood, which was later augmented to $500 by the

 

 

 generosity of Dr. Ted E. McVay an Assistant Professor at AU in the department of foreign language and literature. To read more about the quilt click here.    

Tigers for Tigers has joined with another Conservation Partner.  T4T Would like to welcome The Auburn University Bookstore to our Family

Tigers for Tiger had it's first volunteer training day, where we turned our new helpers in to tigers for the day.  See events for pictures

Fall 2008

Tigers for Tigers T-shirts are here and on sale.  Just $15, or $12 for SCB members

Tiger flashing pins are here-- just $5 to show your support

Auburn took the lead from the Mizzo tigers in the Tigers for Tigers challenge

Summer 2008

This winner of this years Theme logo, Tigers as an Umbrella species, is Joanna Kang See the education section for details.

Tigers For Tigers received $2,600 from the AU concessions board for start up with their educational programs.  With this money supplies for school activities and booth materials were able to be purchased and now activities are in full swing.   Please see our education page if you would like us to come to your school or event. 

 

 

Tiger cub jars have been made and are placed around the community to help raise money for the T4T WWF challenge.