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Support & Contribution
 

We keep very stringent and transparent records, and accounts, of our donor and sponsor endorsement - we are members of the fundraising regulator self-regulatory scheme. The Fundraising Regulator works to ensure that organisations raising money from the public do so honestly and properly.

 

All expenditure, from donor and sponsor endorsements, is visually documented i.e. accounts and photographic presentation is made available, so we can make sure every pound, euro and/or dollar is used directly for project purposes!

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Sponsorship does not equal influence. SUWC is fully independent, and guided by science and community integrated opinion!

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SUWC Donation

Please help us support sustainable use wildlife conservation programmes and enterprises - we are a small organisation and every donation can make a big impact!

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Our Fundraising Promise

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​We are members of the Fundraising Regulator; we follow the Codes of Fundraising Practice which ensure excellent standards within our fundraising practices.​

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About our Promise

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  • We are committed to high standards and do all we can to comply with the codes and with this promise.​

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  • We comply with the law including those which apply to data protection, health and safety and the environment.

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  • We do what we say we are going to do and answer all reasonable questions about our fundraising activities and costs.​

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  • Where we have a promotional agreement with a commercial company, we make it clear how much of the purchase price we receive in the fundraising accounts.​

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  • No undue pressure is applied on you to make a gift and if you do not want to give or wish to cease giving, we will respect your decision.

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If you are unhappy with anything we’ve done whilst fundraising, you can contact us to make a complaint.

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Fundraising regulator logo for SUWC Sustainable Use for Wildlife Conservation funding and donations programme.

 

Donation Impact / Costs

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Here are a few examples of what your SUWC donation can accomplish across various anti-poaching, conservation research and community support projects:

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  • £100 (~$150)

    • pays for the anesthesia for collaring a lion.

    • buys 100 litres of fuel for ranger deployment by boat and vehicle.

  • £200 (~$290)

    • will keep two-seat, single-engine, high-wing mono airplane in the air for one hour to monitor wildlife & poaching activity.

    • care of a Rescued Pangolin for a month.

    • will pay for a 24 hour motion-sensing camera for capturing, downloading and tagging images throughout a conservation research project.​

  • £500 (~$720)

    • equips 2 rangers for one year (e.g., rucksack, sleeping bag, GPS, uniforms, etc.).

    • covers 3 smart phones with specialised data-collection software for timely reporting of information collected in the field.

    • covers the cost of fuel and vehicle maintenance for a month.

  • £1,000 (~$1,400)

    • will cover salary and rations for an anti-poaching ranger for a year.

    • will support a teacher’s salary for a year.

    • will buy 14 bee hives (provides income for the community who harvest the honey).

  • £2,000 (~$2,860)

    • covers the costs of maintaining an informer network for a month.

    • ensures a security vehicles is deployed in the field for a month.

  • £3,000 (~$4,290)

    • covers the costs of maintaining an informer network for a month.

    • buys a GPS collar, which yields minute-by-minute data on lion & rhino movement.

  • £4,000 (~$5,720)

    • buys 5 hand-held radios for rangers to communicate while on patrol.

    • buys 10 solar component units to provide power and water at ranger stations.

  • £5,000 (~$7,150)

    • buys 2 sets of thermal imaging night vision surveillance equipment.

  • £10,000 (~$14,290)

    • will help drill and establish a borehole for a local rural community.​

  • £15,000 (~$21,450)

    • will​ keeps a conservation aircraft airborne for one month, including fuel, maintenance and all associated running costs.

  • £20,000 (~$28,580)

    • will cover a unit of 14 anti-poaching scouts for one year, so providing protection to a vast area.

    • keeps a conservation aircraft airborne for 6 weeks, including fuel, maintenance and all associated running costs.

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