Fundraise for a wilder Britain

By raising funds for Rewilding Britain you’ll be helping nature not just to survive, but thrive.

Give nature a brighter future

We want to see Britain reconnect with the natural world, to tackle the species extinction crisis, build sustainable communities and fight the climate emergency. You can help us achieve that.

Want to help but stuck for an idea? We’ve got plenty of suggestions!

Think Big. Act Wild.

“I strongly feel that the natural world is so undervalued and wanted to raise money for a charity with both the environment and humans at its heart”

Bea

Fundraiser, raised £400 from having a 2.6 minute ice bath everyday for 26 days

Ideas for you

Set yourself a bird watching challenge. Get out in nature and tick them off. © Sandra Standbridge / Shutterstock
Climb a mountain or go for an accessible hike, then reap the rewards © Sam Rose
Create a Nature art auction. Contact your local art stores or favourite nature loving artists. © Roman Coval / Pexels
Host a wildlife quiz. Put your family and friends to the test for a small entry fee. © James Roddie / scotlandbigpicture com
Take a wild, cold water swim. Brace yourself to raise donations. © Getty Images

How to fundraise

Think big
What would be challenging, impressive but also achievable? Would you like to do something on your own or as part of a group? Decide on a date and set a fundraising goal.

Set up your page
We love JustGiving, which is a simple way for you to collect donations — just follow their steps to set up your page. Alternatively you could use X,Y or Z — follow the links to sign up.

Tell everyone
Spreading your message is key to a successful fundraiser. Let everyone know how they can get involved by posting on social media, and put up posters in local community hubs.

Have fun
Fundraising is all about enjoying the challenge you have set yourself, and sharing your journey with others. Let us know how you are getting on by using #ThinkBigActWild

Thank people
Everyone who donated, took part and clapped from the sidelines played their part in restoring Britain’s ecosystems. Appreciating their help is a great way to prompt others to take action.

Send your donations
Once you’ve achieved what you set out to do it’s quick and easy to donate what you raised. Follow the steps on your online fundraising page, and don’t forget to close it when you’re done.

Support our fundraisers

Check out some of the fantastic challenges our fundraisers are currently embarking on. Show them some love, and feel free to donate.

Fundraiser Stacey Gledhill painting at Worton Kitchen Garden in Oxfordshire — © Stacey Gledhill

CELEBRATING NATURE IN ART

Artist Stacey Gledhill is raising funds for Rewilding Britain at her latest exhibition ‘Cornucopia’, featuring paintings on the theme of nature and growth. The collection is available to view online here from 13 November and in person at Worton Kitchen Garden in Oxfordshire from 20 November to 1 December.