Event Calendar
Our Winner! The winner of our 2011 African Safari Raffle is Judi Carroll! Congratulations to Judi and good luck to those of you who plan to enter in next year's raffle!
Event: Southern Africa Safari Raffle (This event is now closed)
Event Details: Enter to win a magical 13-day Southern African Safari and help support a great cause! Every ticket purchased goes towards supporting New Mexico’s Foster Children and seeking solutions for permanent adoption.
Travel to the Heart of Africa + View travel brochure
Kick off your trip with two incredible action-packed days exploring the mighty Zambezi river and legendary Victoria Falls. Next, travel to the heart of Southern Africa on an incredible 5-night Botswana Safari—one of the most authentic wildlife experiences in the world. Round out your adventure in South Africa’s Cape of Good Hope. Relax for a magical 2-nights in majestic Cape Town’s Waterfront before embarking on another 2-night exploration of the Cape Winelands’ sumptuous cultural and culinary offerings. Support the Heart Gallery and have the adventure of a lifetime! ENTER NOW!
COST: $100 per raffle ticket; we are only selling 350! (This event is now closed)
ITINERARY: View full itinerary details
Restrictions: Restrictions apply. Please download the full terms and conditions here.
Valid From: November 1, 2011-May 31st, 2012. Black Out Dates: December 20, 2011 - January 6, 2012. This adventure does not include international airfare.
Donor: Uncharted Outposts Safari & Travel Co.
VALUE: $24,895
About the Heart Gallery Events
HGNMF partners with CYFD to host four themed annual events where foster children enjoy enriching experiences while spending the day with approved, unmatched adoptive parents. Dozens of NM children and teens have met their forever families at these events. New teen-only workshops focus on providing foster teens who still want to be adopted with skills and learning experiences such as music, cooking and photography, while they spend time with families interested in adopting teens. The teens keep their equipment and instructions so they can continue to develop their talent and skills on their own.