Danger International

This foundation, started by 1930's explorer and adventurer Johnny Danger, got its start-up capital from diamonds collected from a secret mine in Africa. DI began around the nucleus of Johnny’s old organization, the Jungle Patrol, and has always kept a strong interest in environmental protection issues and preserving peace in Africa. The foundation has worked with the government of Dakana many times in the past, and serves as an NGO (non-governmental organization) go-between for Dakana and the U.S. government at times. This duty includes interceding for the Dakanan consulate in Emerald City as well.
Although Mr. Danger is long since retired, his five grandchildren run the foundation quite well and keep his spirit in the foundation. DI provides money for humanitarian aid, exploration, research projects, and similar activities.
Based in New York City, Danger International has offices in the Downtown district of Emerald City, headed up by his grandson, Jake Danger, as well as downtown Freedom headed up by Rachel Danger, the youngest of John’s grandchildren.

Type

Social, Activist