Donate to GREMM
Adopt a beluga
Help other organization

The GREMM is a registered charity organization and an official donation tax receipt will be issued for any donation of $20 or more. Our fund can also receive:

  • Monthly donations;
  • Stock donations;
  • Material and capital donations;
  • A charitable bequest.

ContactMarie-Ève Muller at memuller [a] gremm.org or 418 780-3210 or Patrice Corbeil at pcorbeil [a] gremm.org or 418-235-4701 to learn more about us and to discover other ways to give.

We acknowledge your donation

An official donation tax receipt will be issued for any donation of $20 or more. By email, donators will receive the GREMM newsletter, The Souffleur. Certains avantages sont réservés à des dons de plus grande importance.

For a donation of 250$ and more

  • Receive the annual GREMM newsletter, The Souffleur, by mail
  • Your name will be mentioned on the mural of the Marine Mammal Interpretation Center (CIMM) in Tadoussac

For a donation of 500$ and more

  • Receive the annual GREMM newsletter, The Souffleur, by mail
  • Your name will be mentioned on the mural of the Centre d’interprétation des mammifères marins (CIMM) in Tadoussac
  • Receive two tickets for the Marine Mammal Interpretation Center (CIMM) in Tadoussac

For a donation of 1000$ and more

  • Receive the annual GREMM newsletter, The Souffleur, by mail
  • Your name will be mentioned on the mural of the Centre d’interprétation des mammifères marins (CIMM) in Tadoussac
  • Receive two tickets for the Marine Mammal Interpretation Center (CIMM) in Tadoussac
  • Have a plaque engraved with your name, your family’s name or that of a loved one, placed on the life-size blue whale in pavé in front of the CIMM. For every $1,000, you are entitled to a plaque

Adopt a beluga

A kind philanthropic gesture, adopting a beluga allows you to pair up an individual, organization, business, school or group with a St. Lawrence beluga. Thanks to photo-identification, the belugas available for adoption have been known to our research team for years. They have a life story to which you can contribute.

When you adopt a beluga known to researchers, you support scientific research; you participate in the search for solutions; you increase awareness of belugas and their plight; you show your attachment to the St. Lawrence and its inhabitants.

How it works?

  1. Choose your beluga from amongst those featured in the photo-ID family album. No need to provide it with food or shelter… we’ll keep an eye on your beluga for you out on the water.
  2. Come up with a name. This name will then be used to designate this beluga in all our official communications.
  3. To complete the adoption, make your donation of $5,000. These funds will support researchers in their work under the St. Lawrence Beluga Project. We
    We encourage sponsors to renew their donation twice more, to symbolize the three years a female takes care of her calf. You have a smaller budget? Participate in a collective adoption.
  4. Receive an adoption certificate as well as your beluga’s personal story and each year, get updates on researchers’ encounters with your protégé;

To learn more, read our brochure.

Adoptezunbeluga.org

Thanks to our sponsors!

Since 1988, more than 150 belugas found a sponsor. Thanks to every one who joined the family and supported the cause of the St. Lawrence estuary belugas.

Help other organization

Several other groups are involved in scientific research on whales and the conservation of St. Lawrence ecosystems. Helping them will also have beneficial impacts on whales. We regularly collaborate with the Mingan Islands Cetacean Studies (MICS) and the Meriscope.