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350 to 400 Elephants Face Lethal Hazards Annually in Sri Lanka. 20 Priority & Proposed Projects Awaiting Direct Sponsorship.
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Grassroots Action โ€ข Negombo to Islandwide

Protecting Earth.
Safeguarding Wildlife.
Empowering Communities.

Best Vision Foundation is an active grassroots non-profit pioneering plastic interception in lagoons, life-saving bio-fences and railway corridors for endangered elephants, and sustainable community empowerment across Sri Lanka.

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First Emergency Elephant Hospital & Rescue Center in Habarana / Minneriya / Anuradhapura
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First Emergency Elephant Hospital & Sanctuary

Constructing Sri Lanka's first 24/7 wildlife trauma hospital directly in the North Central danger zone (Habarana / Minneriya / Anuradhapura) to save 350–400 elephants from railway collisions, jaw bombs, and wire snares.

Target: $757,500 USD Fund $1 Tourist Campaign Active
Hospital Blueprint
18+
Lagoon Debris Sweeps Executed
45+
Wildlife & Snare Interventions
1,200+
Citizens & Youth Reached
24+
Civil & Digital Rights Declarations
Establishment of the First Elephant Hospital, Rescue Center & Orphanage in North Central Province, Habarana, Sri Lanka
Architectural 3D Blueprint
Hydrotherapy Pool 4x4 Heavy Rescue Units Surgical Trauma Suite Solar Water Borehole
๐Ÿ”ด Top Priority Emergency Project

Establishment of the First Elephant Hospital, Rescue Center & Orphanage

North Central Province โ€ข Habarana / Minneriya / Anuradhapura

Every day, wild elephants in North Central Province are dying from railway collisions, Hakka Patas (jaw bombs), and gunshot wounds. The nearest wildlife hospital is 250 km away, and most severely injured elephants die during that excruciating journey. Best Vision Foundation is constructing the FIRST emergency hospital directly inside the danger zone to save them.

$757,500 Total Project Fund Target
$730,950 Construction & Medical Setup
$184,920/yr Annual Running & Vet Ops
$51 / $35 Daily Care: Adult ($51) / Baby ($35)
Project By: Best Vision Foundation (BVF) โ€” Registered NGO in Sri Lanka (Reg: L-184510)
Immediate Life-Saving Action

How You Can Help: Choose Your Path

Whether you contribute just $1 as a global tourist or sponsor critical surgical wings as a direct donor, 100% of your funds are transparently dedicated to saving Sri Lanka's elephants.

Option 1: Tourist & Global Public Program

Donate $1 to Start the Project Fund

Your small contribution can save a magnificent life. Please donate just $1 to our Elephant Hospital Project Fund to help us lay the first bricks and commence construction immediately.

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Option 2: Direct Donor & Item Sponsorship

Direct Donor: Contribute As You Wish

Are you an institutional partner, company, or direct philanthropist? You can inspect the complete Best Vision Foundation Project Report and sponsor specific items directly. Daily care: $51/day ($1,530/mo) for adult, $35/day ($1,050/mo) for baby elephant.

Full Transparency Promise: Every contribution is audited. Direct sponsors receive live CCTV access and monthly personalized video updates of their sponsored unit.
D.W.M. PERERA • Treasurer

Direct Donor Liaison & Financial Governance

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What We Do on the Frontlines

We combine direct grassroots intervention on land and water with islandwide legal and digital advocacy to build a safe, sustainable Sri Lanka.

Negombo Lagoon Project Proposal Poster - Recovery of Sunken Vessels and Debris Project Blue-Green • $97,000 USD Proposal
Negombo Lagoon & Estuary • Submitted to Ministry of Fisheries & MEPA

Recovery of Sunken Vessels, Ghost Nets & Marine Debris

Formal project proposal to salvage 50–80 abandoned and sunken fishing boats and extract 80–100 tons of suffocating synthetic ghost nets using a specialized floating barge with a 10-ton crane. Protecting 4,000+ artisanal fishing families and restoring vital fish spawning nurseries.

  • Salvage 50–80 sunken boat hulls with 10-ton crane barge
  • Clear 80–100 tons of monofilament ghost nets & industrial debris
  • Deploy oil-containment booms preventing toxic engine fuel leaks
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Wildlife and Elephant Welfare Project Pachyderm
Buffer Zones & Migration Corridors

Asian Elephant Defense & Anti-Snare Advocacy

Led by Ms. Kaushalya Chamarasinghe, we fight against cruel wire snares, illegal electric fences, and train strikes, mobilizing rapid veterinary rescue interventions and promoting peaceful coexistence with farmers.

  • Rapid veterinary first-responder coordination
  • Community buffer-zone safety workshops
  • Public legal advocacy against snare cruelty
Digital Rights CSMD Project CyberGuard
Collective for Social Media Declaration (CSMD)

Digital Rights & Social Media Ethics

As a core civil society coalition partner, BVF champions democratic digital spaces, cyber safety, youth defense against harassment, and accountability against manipulative online disinformation.

  • Signatory on national civil society human rights declarations
  • Anti-cyberbullying & digital privacy workshops for youth
Coastal Community Empowerment Project Shoreline
Kurana, Negombo & Coastal Belts

Community Livelihoods & Youth Eco-Tech

Building long-term socio-economic resilience for vulnerable coastal fishing families through eco-tourism mentorship, waste-segregation literacy, and school environmental clubs.

  • Youth environmental leadership incubators
  • Livelihood security toolkits for artisanal families
Urgent Appeal - Stray Dog Rescue Sponsorship Tiers
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๐Ÿถ Urgent Animal Welfare Appeal • $225,000 USD First Year

Stray Dog Rescue Project in Sri Lanka

Help Us Rescue • Heal • Protect Stray Dogs

Hundreds of stray dogs in towns and surrounding areas are suffering from dangerous diseases, severe skin infections, starvation, and crippling parasites — lice, ticks, and fleas. Many are severely injured by vehicle accidents and struggling in the rain without shelter. Best Vision Foundation is establishing quarantine runs, a surgical clinic, and islandwide feeding programs.

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Saves a Life ($30/mo)
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Street Feeding
$30 / Mo
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The Crisis Before
Abandoned Injured Suffering in Rain Tick & Flea Infestations
Our Response After
Rescued Treated & Healed Loved & Cared For Safe Shelter
Emergency Medical Care

Injured dog trauma treatment, surgical antiseptic dressing, and pain relief.

Vaccination & De-worming

Rabies vaccines, internal de-worming, and tick/flea parasite treatments.

Safe Shelter & Rehabilitation

Clean dry bedding, nutritious daily food, foster rehabilitation, and care.

100% of donations go directly to animal rescue, medical treatment & food. BVF Reg: L-184510
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Ms. Kaushalya Chamarasinghe

President & Founder | NGO Reg: L-184510

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"With a vision to uplift and empower communities across Sri Lanka, I established Best Vision Foundation to create lasting positive change through welfare, education, humanitarian initiatives, and wildlife and animal protection."

A core part of our mission is dedicated to wildlife conservation and animal welfare โ€” protecting endangered species, rescuing injured animals, developing rural schools, uplifting families in poverty, and safeguarding wild elephants in danger zones. Together, we can build a stronger, kinder society for both people and animals.

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