There are many ways that you can donate to support our work creating and conserving England’s largest new native broadleaf ºÚÁÏ´«ËÍÃÅ, but did you know that you can also be a ºÚÁÏ´«ËÍÃÅ Fundraiser without it costing you a penny?
1. Set up a Facebook or Instagram Fundraiser
You can now set up a Facebook Fundraiser to raise funds for us if you are celebrating a birthday, anniversary or another special milestone, instead of receiving presents. . You can also.Ìý
2. Shop online
With more and more of us shopping online you can support us for free by going through and . There are over 4,000 shops and sites to choose from and we receive a donation every time you use #easyfundraising or #giveasyoulive to shop with them.
Additionally if you love Amazon you can raise funds for us when you purchase goods by using , which donates a percentage of your total spend to the ºÚÁÏ´«ËÍÃÅ.
3. Sell items on eBay
Spring is a great time to have a clear out of your wardrobe or that spare room! Instead of contributing to more landfill, you can list your items on eBay and choose to donate anything from 10% to 100% of your sales to the Heart of England ºÚÁÏ´«ËÍÃÅ. Choosing to support us in this way can save you money on your fees as eBay waives the same percentage in fees. .Ìý
4. Raise money from unwanted items
Have you got books, CDs, DVDs, games or phones you want to sell? Use to receive money for your goods to then donate to us. By sorting out your clutter you can streamline your home, create space and help to grow the ºÚÁÏ´«ËÍÃÅ for people and wildlife.
5. Send an e-card
Instead of sending a card to your friends and family, send an e-card through. Save paper, go green and support us at the same time. If you do prefer to send a physical card you can still donate to us through Making a Difference. Choose a card design and donation amount – you can opt to declare your support on the inside of the card to raise awareness of the Heart of England ºÚÁÏ´«ËÍÃÅ.
6. Help spread the wordÂ
Follow us on , and and like, comment and share our posts, to help spread the word about our work. Not on social media? Then tell your friends and family about England's largest new native woodland, and how it is benefiting the environment, wildlife and people.Ìý
7. Sign up for our e-newsletter
Keep up to date with our work, meet the team, and learn about trees and wildlife by .Ìý
