Killer Whale Tales

We want to reach 14,000 students this year and we are going to need your help.

Last school year we fully booked all of our slots at schools throughout WA State. From Spokane to Olympia, Elma to Bellingham, we spread the word about our endangered orcas and asked the students to step up and lend a hand.

This year we are expanding our geographical range, offering programs as far south as San Francisco!

If you want to "bring the field" of orca research and conservation to your classroom, click here and download a copy of our registration form (Adobe PDF) or call the office at 206.660.0835.

Want Some Killer Whale Trading Cards?

KWTales has teamed up with The Seattle Aquarium to provide folks with these unique and cool baseball style trading cards.

Download our “Kids Making a Difference Now” Activity by clicking HERE. Fill out the form, commit to making your home “orca safe”, send us the result’s and we will send you The whole set (22 cards).

Each card has a member from J Pod on it and includes tasty tidbit’s of information about that individual whale, as well as general KW info on the back. (Limit one per student!)

Donate!

Each year, Killer Whale Tales visits schools throughhout the Pacific Northwest, reachings 1000's of students with our unique blend of science and storytelling at no cost to the school. This is only possible through the generous support of our grantor's and folks like you. If you would like to help us reach an ever increasing amount of students, empowering them to learn about and protect our endangered whales, consider becoming a supporter through a tax deductible donation.

Here’s how your gift will help school children right now:

$150 will bring the program to a class of 30 elementary students
$250 will sponsor 3 classrooms, bringing 5 hours of orca education to their school
$750 will sponsor a 6th-8th grade student on their first weeklong orca kayaking trip
$1000 will bring the program to an entire school

You can make a tax-deductible financial contribution
to Killer Whale Tales by:

-Sending us a check to Killer Whale Tales, 5623 46th Ave SW, Seattle WA 98136
-Donate by Credit/Debit card by phoning us at 206-660-0835
-Transferring a gift of stock
-Remembering Killer Whale Tales in your will

Please check into employer matching if you work for one of the many firms that match contributions.

If you would like to make a contribution of time or services to Killer Whale Tales,
please contact: Jeff Hogan at 206-660-0835.

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Killer Whale Tales is proud to be partners with: NOAA Fisheries-Seattle The Seattle Aquarium Soundwatch Boater Education Program The Whale Museum The Center for Whale Research Orca Network Billings Middle School Our Sponsors: NOAA Fisheries The Russell Family Foundation The Norcliffe Foundation The Titcomb Foundation The Wheeler Foundation The Brody Family Foundation The Little Family Foundation Larry and Jan Walsh Sharon Grace Friends of Frank Faerber	.	We want to reach 14,000 students this year and we are going to need your help. Last school year we fully booked all of our slots at schools throughout WA State. From Spokane to Olympia, Elma to Bellingham, we spread the word about our endangered orcas and asked the students to step up and lend a hand. This year we are expanding our geographical range, offering programs as far south as San Francisco! If you want to "bring the field" of orca research and conservation to your classroom, click here and download a copy of our registration form (Adobe PDF) or call the office at 206.660.0835. Want Some Killer Whale Trading Cards? KWTales has teamed up with The Seattle Aquarium to provide folks with these unique and cool baseball style trading cards. Download our “Kids Making a Difference Now” Activity by clicking HERE. Fill out the form, commit to making your home “orca safe”, send us the result’s and we will send you The whole set (22 cards). Each card has a member from J Pod on it and includes tasty tidbit’s of information about that individual whale, as well as general KW info on the back. (Limit one per student!) Donate! Each year, Killer Whale Tales visits schools throughhout the Pacific Northwest, reachings 1000's of students with our unique blend of science and storytelling at no cost to the school. This is only possible through the generous support of our grantor's and folks like you. If you would like to help us reach an ever increasing amount of students, empowering them to learn about and protect our endangered whales, consider becoming a supporter through a tax deductible donation. Here’s how your gift will help school children right now: $150 will bring the program to a class of 30 elementary students $250 will sponsor 3 classrooms, bringing 5 hours of orca education to their school $750 will sponsor a 6th-8th grade student on their first weeklong orca kayaking trip $1000 will bring the program to an entire school You can make a tax-deductible financial contribution to Killer Whale Tales by: -Sending us a check to Killer Whale Tales, 5623 46th Ave SW, Seattle WA 98136 -Donate by Credit/Debit card by phoning us at 206-660-0835 -Transferring a gift of stock -Remembering Killer Whale Tales in your will Please check into employer matching if you work for one of the many firms that match contributions. If you would like to make a contribution of time or services to Killer Whale Tales, please contact: Jeff Hogan at 206-660-0835.	.	New Stuff Check out the KWT Orca Photo Gallery Click here and checkout our blog! Lots of cool pics and up-to-date whale information! Upcoming Presentations: 3/25/2008 Tacoma H2O Festival Tacoma 3/26/2008 Thorton Creek Elementary Seattle 3/26/2008 H20 2008 Highlline CC Kent 3/27/2008 H20 2008 Highlline CC Kent 3/27/2008 Discovery Park Seattle 3/31/2008 Thorton Creek Elementary Seattle 4/1/2008 Saratoga School Stanwood 4/15/2008 Columbia Elementary Bellingham 4/16/2008 Orca @ Columbia Elementary Seattle 4/19/2008 Welcome The Whales Day Langley 4/22/2008 Northern Heights Elementary Bellingham When can we come to your school?