After raising $50M with Kindness, we are back — channeling creator fees to save over 100 zoos in developing countries.
Read the WhitepaperA few months ago, we launched Kindness — a project built on a single belief: that creator fees could be used as a force for good. No gimmicks. No empty promises. Just a community that wanted to help people who needed it.
The result was a $50M market cap and real impact delivered to real people in need. We shipped funds. We kept our word.
Now we're back with a bigger mission. The Zoo is the next chapter.
Zoos in developing countries are closing at an alarming rate. Animals are left without care, staff go unpaid, and conservation programs collapse — not from a lack of will, but a lack of funding.
With The Zoo, creator fees are routed directly to verified zoological institutions across Africa, Southeast Asia, Latin America, and beyond. No middlemen. No overhead bloat.
Global zoo attendance collapsed and never fully recovered. Smaller institutions in developing countries — which lack government safety nets — have been hit the hardest.
The people who work at these zoos — the keepers, the vets, the educators — are doing extraordinary work with nothing. A single month of funding can keep a zoo alive, keep animals fed, and keep conservation programs running.
The Zoo is not charity. It is a community-powered engine that generates real, recurring support for the institutions that need it most. Every fee goes to work in the field.
We proved with Kindness that this model works. Now we are scaling it to protect something irreplaceable.