Fundraise for wildlife
Short eared owl © Gareth Rees
Ways you can help
There are many ways you can raise funds for local nature – from the traditional to the unique, and if you choose to get involved, you can be safe in the knowledge that your generosity and efforts are helping to protect the wildlife and wild places right across Hampshire and on the Isle go Wight.
Hampshire & Isle of Wight Wildlife Trust is registered with the UK Fundraising Regulator. We aim to meet the highest standards in the way we fundraise.
Our Fundraising Guidance can help you to make your activity the best it can be.
Great South Run © Nat Light
Fundraising Events
You can take part in a sponsored activity like the Great South Run or organise your own event. Whether you are running a coffee and cake morning, a bike ride, a quiz, a plant sale or a fun run, our Fundraising Guidance can help you to make your activity the best it can be. Host a dinner party and raise money by inviting your guests through.
Collecting sponsorship
It’s quick to set up fundraising pages and make donations online through Virgin Money Giving or JustGiving, or you can print off a sponsorship form and collect sponsorship money yourself.
Please send cheques to: Fundraising, Hampshire & Isle of Wight Wildlife Trust, Beechcroft House, Vicarage Lane, Curdridge, Southampton SO32 2DP or check out our Fundraising Guidance for more information.
Raise as you shop
Buy your bird food through Vine House Farm Bird Foods and a percentage of every order comes straight back to your local Wildlife Trust.
Book your next holiday with Wildlife Travel, who specialise in wildlife holidays in the UK, Europe and worldwide.
Vine House Farm Bird Foods Wildlife Travel Shop online through Easyfundraising
Recycle for wildlife
Scrap your old car through local company udonateacar or Giveacar both of whom donate all proceeds to charity.
Get in touch
If you have a question or any ideas about fundraising for the Trust that you would like to discuss with us, please speak to Steph Watson on 01489 774400 or email steph.watson@hiwwt.org.uk.