Save the Tiger with WildAid

Throughout 2010, the Year of the Tiger, the Tiger Claw Foundation will be supporting WildAid’s efforts to protect wild tigers.

In Spring 2010, WildAid held a T-shirt design contest for two Year of the Tiger shirts. The winning designs are now being produced by Tiger Claw. Sales proceeds of these shirts benefit WildAid’s wild tiger preservation programs. You can help save tigers by purchasing these shirts for yourself, your family and your friends. If we all don’t do something to help, there may not be any wild tigers by the next year of the tiger.

On June 12, 2010, Tiger Claw’s KungFuMagazine.com Championship II and Shark City Nationals held a special showcase competition for the WildAid Tiger Champion. For details, see the Tiger Claw’s KungFuMagazine.com Championship II website

In cooperation with TigerClaw.com, KungFuMagazine.com and WildAid.org

China Songshan Shaolin Temple Day

For a limited time, Songshan Shaolin Temple Day 2009 Commemorative Shirts are available for purchase at MartialArtsMart.com. A portion of the proceeds of these limited-edition commemorative shirts goes to the Friends of Shaolin, a special committee of the Tiger Claw Foundation. Offer good while supply lasts.

Martial Arts Benefit for Quake Victims

The Tiger Claw Foundation supported Martial Arts Benefit for Quake Victims on May 24th, 2008, at the Santa Clara Convention Center, Santa Clara, CA. This is in cooperation with the Ultimate Internationals and Tiger Claw Elite Championship Qualifier. The event was completely sold out and raised over $70,000. Martial Arts Benefit for Quake Victims is an ongoing project for the Tiger Claw Foundation.

Martial Arts Benefit for Quake Victims DVD is now available! The proceeds of this DVD are earmarked for ongoing support of Sichuan Quake Victims. To find out more ways that you can help, see our new section: Martial Arts Benefit for Quake Victims

On May 12, 2009, the first anniversary of the Sichuan Quake, the Tiger Claw Foundation is pleased to report raising an additional $1,267.00 for the Sichuan Earthquake Special Fund, bringing the total contribution to $73,445.39.