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Fundraising Events

Taking part in a fundraising event is a fun way to support The Aspinall Foundation. We rely on the generosity of individuals who give their time and challenge themselevs to support our vital conservation work. We have runs, walks, skydives, cycles, treks and many more exciting opportunities. Can't find what your looking for? Speak with us we are happy to help you organise your own event.

Fundraising Events

Our Work Around the World

The Aspinall Foundation's core mission is to protect endangered species and send animals born in captivity #BackToTheWild whenever possible. Our team spreads out to Europe, Africa and Asia with multiple conservation projects.

Donate

As a conservation and animal charity we rely heavily on the support of others. It is only through your support that our work as a charity for animals is possible.

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Adopt

Adopt an animal with The Aspinall Foundation and you will help us save endangered animals all around the world.

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Animal Care Package

Support us during the COVID-19 by purchasing a care package for your favourite animal.

Weekly lottery

We have a superb new way for you to support The Aspinall Foundation - with our weekly lottery!

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Amazon Wishlist

An Amazon Wish List is a list of things we would really appreciate for the animals in our care. Simply browse, shop and when you checkout the gift is shipped directly to us!

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Blog

Read the latest news about our conservation projects around the world and from our parks in Kent.

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Saba & Nairo

Two cheetah from Howletts Wild Animal Park are the latest animals moved by The Aspinall Foundation from the UK to a new life in the wilds of their ancestral homeland of South Africa.

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Tusker Translocation

The Aspinall Foundation, in partnership with Albus Environmental, have successfully translocated three young elephant Tuskers (an elephant with tusks weighing 45kg+) from Tembe Elephant Park in northern Kwa-Zulu Natal, to two new homes in South Africa.

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Rewilding European Bison

On Tuesday 15th December 2020, a male European bison born in captivity at Port Lympne started his epic 1400+ mile journey from the UK to the Făgăraș Mountains in Romania.

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We are proud to be registered with the UK’s Fundraising Regulator.