Charities

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.

Restoring 70 miles of canal and towpath for the benefit of local communities, wildlife and leisure.

We’re a charity providing vital critical medical care by land and air, across Wiltshire and Bath. We’re here, when you need us most, but we genuinely hope you won’t.

Wiltshire Sight provides local support for people living with sight loss across Wiltshire and Swindon. Whether someone is newly diagnosed or has lived with sight loss for years, we offer a range of services they can access at any time, like advice hubs, social groups, and technology support.

Wiltshire Wildlife Trust was founded in 1962, driven by a concern to protect local wildlife and natural habitats. Our first nature reserve was Blackmoor Copse, a Site of Special Scientific Interest and one of the most important woods in Wiltshire for butterflies. Today, we manage over 40 nature reserves across the county, including wetland, woodland, meadow and chalk downland habitats. The majority are designated for their conservation value, and many are recognised for their historical and archaeological importance. We are passionate about getting people outdoors to experience nature and to take action to ensure its protection. This involves: i) Creating living landscapes across Wiltshire by restoring, reconnecting and recreating wildlife habitats across landscapes for wildlife and people. ii) Inspiring and supporting people to live more sustainably.