Charities

Wild Futures is a registered charity founded upon five decades of experience as a leader in the field of primate welfare and conservation, environmental education and sustainable practice. We are committed to protecting primates and habitats worldwide, with the protection of non-human primates at the forefront of our work. Our safe haven for monkeys rescued from situations of abuse and neglect is The Monkey Sanctuary in Cornwall, which has an international reputation for levels of care and innovative management techniques. We work closely with other organisations to lobby local and central government to bring about positive change for primates. We also supports projects overseas with funding, practical assistance and advice and believe that education is vital in changing things for the better; educating more than 30,000 visitors and students on our work each year. Our charity receives no government funding, so financial support is vital to allow us to continue our important work.

A rescue and rehabilitation center for European hedgehogs in the UK. We also raise awareness of conservation through talks and events.

The Wilderness Foundation UK harnesses the power of the wilderness and nature to transform vulnerable lives and empowers people, in return, to conserve nature. Each year we work with over 7,000 people, including some of the hardest-to-reach and most disadvantaged young people and adults in society. We offer nature based therapy programmes that catalyse transformational personal growth and change, building longer term resilience and independence in communities, alongside our conservation educational work including climate change and sustainability programmes. All of our projects and programmes provide direct support, connecting people to nature, benefitting mental and physical wellbeing and to teach people to care for nature into the future, providing education, tools, strategies and techniques.

The Wildlife Trust for Bedfordshire, Cambridgeshire, Northamptonshire and Peterborough protects all kinds of wildlife in its area in partnership with local people. They do this by buying and managing nature reserves, helping and advising local landowners and communities to protect and enhance wildlife, and fighting damaging that threaten the most special places for wildlife across their area.

A registered national charity that provides quality of life and time by providing special days to seriously ill 16 to 40 year olds.

Willows Animal Sanctuary is Scotland's largest, vegan sanctuary and will help any animal in distress. We look after over 500 animals and birds, including 100 equines, 200 farm animals 70 cats and dogs and many small animals and reptiles. We specialise in accepting elderly or infirm animals that have been refused help elsewhere and help them to live out their golden years safely in our sanctuary.