A Legacy of Conservation.
Making a Difference for Rhinos.
At Rhinory Foundation, our passion for rhinos runs deep. We are a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization with a singular focus: to protect and conserve all five rhino species. Inspired by the pioneering model of our namesake, Rhinory, a winery and rhino sanctuary nestled in the Texas Hill Country, we believe that businesses have a vital role to play in conservation.
We don’t do conservation alone. We fund and work alongside the organizations already on the ground: Care for Wild, the International Rhino Foundation, Ol Pejeta, and the people living in rhino range who make protection stick.
Guiding Principles.
To safeguard the future of endangered rhinos.
To safeguard the future of endangered rhinos through strategic partnerships, impactful initiatives, and community empowerment.
All five species thrive in their natural habitats.
A world where all five rhino species thrive in their natural habitats, free from the threats of poaching, habitat loss, and human-wildlife conflict.
Four commitments that shape every grant we make.
Four values, and every grant has to clear all four before a dollar moves.
Collaboration.
We believe that lasting change requires working together. We foster strong partnerships with organizations, communities, and individuals who share our commitment to rhino conservation.
Working togetherImpact.
We are driven by results. We prioritize initiatives that have a measurable and positive impact on rhino populations and their habitats.
Measurable resultsSustainability.
We are committed to long-term solutions. We support programs that promote sustainable livelihoods, environmental stewardship, and the responsible use of resources.
Long-term solutionsTransparency.
We believe in open and honest communication. We are accountable to our donors and partners, and we strive to maintain the highest standards of ethical conduct.
Open accountabilityOur values aren’t talking points. They’re the grant filter.
Collaboration is the key to lasting impact.
In 2025: current-year focusWe believe that collaboration is the key to achieving lasting impact. We are proud to partner with leading organizations around the globe that share our passion for rhino conservation. In 2025, we are focusing our support on two extraordinary organizations: Care for Wild Rhino Sanctuary and the International Rhino Foundation.
Rhino Sanctuary
Care for Wild.
Care for Wild, located in South Africa, is the largest rhino orphanage in the world. This incredible organization provides expert care and rehabilitation to orphaned and injured rhinos, giving them a second chance at life. Their dedicated team works tirelessly to rescue, raise, and release rhinos back into the wild, where they belong.
We support Care for Wild because of their unwavering dedication to rhino welfare, providing round-the-clock care and rehabilitation with the ultimate goal of releasing rhinos back into the wild. They actively engage local communities in conservation efforts through education and employment, fostering a shared responsibility for rhino protection.
Visit Care for Wild →Rhino Foundation
International Rhino Foundation.
International Rhino Foundation (IRF) is a global leader in rhino conservation. With over 30 years of experience, IRF works tirelessly to protect all five rhino species through a comprehensive approach that includes anti-poaching efforts, habitat conservation, community engagement, and scientific research.
We support IRF because of their global reach, working across Africa and Asia to address region-specific challenges. Their strategic approach, grounded in science and a deep understanding of rhino conservation needs, prioritizes initiatives with measurable, lasting impact. IRF fosters collaboration with governments, communities, and other organizations to maximize impact and ensure long-term success.
Visit IRF →Your gift lands on the same ledger.
Our values aren’t aspirations, they’re the filter every grant runs through. Direct contributions route into the same partner ledger you’ve just read: Care for Wild’s rescue and rehabilitation work, IRF’s anti-poaching and science-led conservation, and the named-calf sponsorships and field programs across the Foundation’s broader roster.