• image description Alec, Zafy, Fanja and Hamil in our Berivotra clinic
  • image description Village Women's Association dancing at a school inauguration.
  • image description Dental hygiene exercises in Ankazomborona.
  • image description We assist with basic health and hygiene, including handing out mosquito nets. (Dr. Krause, our Founder is on the right.)
  • image description Students studying in "Smithtown South."
  • image description Dental students Jessie and Mitch at our booth at the Greater New York Dental Meeting.
  • image description The Joel Strum Kenny Primary School in Mitsinjo.
  • image description All the students of the Joel Strum Kenny Primary School.

Spotlight

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Help us build a school in Madagascar for children like these girls. Blue skies ahead! »

News & Events

  • Technology for Madagascar
    We are working with a group of High School students in Arizona on a new project. Click the link above to check out the website they created.

  • 2014 Golf Tournament

    We will be hosting our Annual Golf Tournament for the benefit of the 2015 Healthcare Mission to Madagascar on September 28, 2014. Click the link above to purchase tickets, sponsor the event, or to get more information.

  • Our Fifth School

    We are proud to announce that our fifth school, "Smithtown South" has now been completed. The school, located in the village of Ambovondramanesy, Madagascar was inaugurated by the community in 2011.

  • View our accomplishments!

    Click the link above to see a video highlighting some of our accomplishments.

  • Dinosaur Merchandise

    You can now purchase official Madagascar dinosaur merchandise online. Proceeds from your purchases go to support our humanitarian work in Madagascar!

  • Social networking

    Please be sure to join our Facebook group, and to visit our Flickr and YouTube pages! Click on the icons below.

Video

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Watch our Founder, Dr. David Krause, as he talks about the history as well as the current work of the Madagascar Ankizy Fund.

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From the Field