The Elephant Charge is an annual off-road motorsport challenge
held in the Zambian bush to raise money for conservation and wildlife education
causes.
It is a unique and exciting team event for cars and motorbikes that requires stamina
combined with excellent driving and navigation skills.
Held each year in October, the event brings together competitors, their families
and supporters for a weekend of fun and competition in the Zambian wilderness.
In 2011, the Elephant Charge raised K425 000 000 for nine education and conservation organisation working all over Zambia
to ensure that the new generation understands the importance of conservation for Zambia's future.
In 2010 Elephant Charge raised more than K330 000 000 for The Lusaka National Park, South Luangwa
Conservation Society, Conservation Lower Zambezi and The Kafue Trust.
In 2009 The Elephant Charge raised K40 066 000 for Children in The Wilderness.
- Click here to find out how the Elephant Charge
works.
- Click here to learn more about the causes we
are supporting.