Harada’s Impact: Investing in Nature & Community

Supporting Nature, Building Community

We are excited to share the beginning of a meaningful partnership with Harada! Thank you for featuring us as your chosen fundraiser for the months of May, June & July to support our efforts in wildlife rehabilitation and environmental education.

From May through July, Harada employees have the unique opportunity to contribute to our cause through donations. Your involvement plays a crucial role in our ability to provide care for Michigan’s wildlife and to offer educational programs that foster an understanding and respect for nature.

Thank you for joining us in this vital mission. Your support not only helps us continue our work but also strengthens the bond between our communities. Together, we can make a significant impact on the natural world and enrich lives through compassion and education.

About Howell Nature Center

We are committed to providing a sanctuary for Michigan’s wildlife and a place for education and growth. As the largest wildlife rehabilitation facility in the state, we care for thousands of injured and orphaned animals annually, aiming to return them to the wild. Our educational programs, camps, and lodges for special events foster a deep appreciation for our natural world, touching the lives of over 40,000 children and adults each year.

Our Commitment to the Community
Situated in the heart of Howell, Michigan, our operations are not federally funded. We rely on the generosity of our community, grants, and dedicated individuals who are committed to making a difference. Your support allows us to continue our work in healing, educating, and providing extraordinary nature experiences.

How You Can Help
Join Harada in making a meaningful impact! We invite all Harada employees to contribute. Your support is crucial to our efforts. Together, we can heal, educate, and conserve for future generations.

Donate: Every contribution supports the care of wildlife in need and sustains our educational programs.

• Learn and Visit: After donating, consider exploring our offerings, from wildlife rehabilitation to exhilarating zipline adventures through Michigan’s serene landscapes.

Thank you for joining us in this vital effort. Together, we can achieve remarkable things!

Howell Nature Center is nestled around beautiful Pleasant Lake and among 230 rolling acres of woods and wetlands in the heart of Livingston County, Michigan. We offer comprehensive outdoor education and recreation programs; outstanding age-progressive summer camps; a premier wildlife rehabilitation clinic; adventure education programs; and facility rentals available year-round to individuals and groups. Guests can visit our 70 Michigan native animals in our Wild Wonders Wildlife Park, play in Alexandria’s NatureScape and Tree House, and get hands-on in our Nature Zone. Our Wildlife Park is open 10:00 am – 5:00 pm daily, year-round, and group tours are available by reservation.