Marni LaFleur

For every donation, you will have the option of having your name posted on the Lemur Superheroes page of www.lemurlove.org. If your donation is a gift, or in honor of someone else, their name can be posted in lieu of yours. Or, if you prefer to remain anonymous, that's cool too!

You can have your photo placed in a face-in-a-hole type image of a "lemur superhero", and the composite picture will be posted to the Lemur Superheroes page of www.lemurlove.org. That's right folks, you really can become a lemur superhero (image), and thereby show the world how philanthropic and awesome you are.

You can name a lemur! I work with about 50-ish individual lemurs and although I can identify individuals, they don't all have names. So, here's your chance to call a lemur something special. Like Special. Or Jimmy. Or Stephanie. I'll even post a mug shot of your newly named beast on www.lemurlove.org.

For $100 you can a) name your own lemur and I will then b) post a video of your lemur doing something awesome* on www.lemurlove.org. *"awesome" activity TBD, but I guarantee it WILL be awesome.

Pièce de résistance. For $1000 you can spend a week with me and the lemurs at Tsimanampetsotsa. Of course, you will have to pay for all of your own travel and expenses, and you may be marginally uncomfortable (think 50 degrees Celsius heat, disease riddled mosquitoes, scorpions, neurotoxic centipedes, the PLAGUE; no electricity, internet, phone, toilet, etc.), but you'll also see some lemurs. And they are great.