Join the Betty White Challenge!
Donate to honor the legacy of Betty White
On January 17, we are asking you to take part in the #BettyWhiteChallenge.
Betty White, a recipient of Helen Woodward Animal Center’s prestigious Humane Award, joined the Center’s staff in 2015 to promote senior orphan pets on the NBC special Best in Shelter.
In Honor of Betty White
In loving memory of Betty White and in celebration of her incredible legacy, we honor her birthday by remembering the impact she had on animals, the causes she held dear, and her efforts on behalf of Helen Woodward Animal Center.
Betty was a passionate advocate, supporting animals in need throughout her life. Join us today in the #BettyWhiteChallenge, a heartfelt worldwide campaign inspired by her commitment to animal welfare.
Your help will continue Betty's work and ensure her legacy lives on. Any donation, big or small, makes a difference in providing the care and resources animals deserve. Together, we can carry forward her love and compassion for pets in need.
Any support will go a long way in supporting animals recovering from injury and on their journey to find their forever homes.
The Betty White Challenge is a fundraising campaign encouraging people to help support animal welfare organizations, and shelters, by donating in honor of the late, great actress and animal welfare activist Betty White.
The challenge is held on January 17, which would have been White's birthday.
Betty White loved all species of animals. Here she is posing with a cockatoo at an event honoring donors.
Betty White has been a distinguished partner of the Center for decades. Check out a clip from a documentary she did in 1989.
Donate $17 on the 17th!
White was a lifelong animal advocate who supported animal welfare causes and organizations. She personally sponsored more than 30 animal health research studies, leading to numerous breakthroughs and protection for all species of animals.
She was a recipient of Helen Woodward Animal Center’s esteemed humane award, and has been a partner of the Center dating back to the 1980s… most recently she partnered with the Center in 2015 to promote senior orphan pets on the NBC special "Best in Shelter."