Northumberland Wildlife Trust’s Post

Is it too early to mention Christmas? We are excited to be participating in The Big Give Christmas Challenge again this year. A national fundraising campaign where money raised is match funded which doubles your impact! For our Big Give Christmas Appeal 2025 we are ‘Dreaming of a Whitelee Christmas’. Covering over 15km2, Whitelee Moor is one of Britain's most important upland nature reserves, a site of European conservation importance and NWT’s largest reserve. To help Whitelee reach its full potential as a spectacular haven for wildlife we are taking part in The Big Give Christmas Challenge, a national fundraising campaign. The first part of this campaign is to raise match funding. We have just two weeks to raise £5,000 match funding from our generous supporters.  Match funding raised will be used during appeal week, 3rd-10th December 2024 to match public donations, doubling the impact of your gift. We have already received an amazing £1,000 towards our pledge target, will you join them to help us reach our £5,000 target?   How it works:    - Pledges must be £100 or above.  - Pledges must be made before 30th August 2024, 5pm.   -You do not need to pay your pledge until The Big Give Christmas Challenge has completed. We will ask for payments between 10th December 2024 and 17th January 2025, and can be made by cheque or BACS. How can you pledge? If you would like to support our appeal all you need to do is to follow the link and complete the form https://lnkd.in/eYPKrj6a Please help us by either making a pledge, or sharing this post with friends, family, or business communities. Your donations will really make a difference to nature in Northumberland.   If you would like any further information, please contact Catherine Kirkham, Fundraising Manager catherine.kirkham@northwt.org.uk Thank you. Image- Geoff Dobbins #TheBigGive #conservation #fundraising #charityfundrasing #matchfunding #nature #supportwildife

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