Fund Raising for L.W.P
Fundraising is vital to our charity. Do you, or anyone you know, have a passion for raising funds for worthy causes?
Whether your goal is to achieve personal milestones, support animals both at our park and globally, or if you are aware of a group or local club eager to get involved, your efforts are invaluable. Regardless of how you choose to help, we deeply appreciate your contributions to our charity’s continued success.
Remember, every penny raised goes directly back into our charity. This funding is essential for updates, new enclosures, and the rescue or rehoming of animals and birds in need.
As the cost of food and resources necessary for a healthy, balanced diet for our animals rises annually, your contributions are more crucial than ever. You’ll see the impact of your generosity through continuous updates to the park and the enhanced environment we provide for our animals.
If you or a friend or family member is looking for a more hands hands on approach and want to help within the sanctaury, we also offer work experience and voluntary positions! Get in touch today
Harry Ratcliffe – an amazing young boy!
Harry (Pictured right) is a wonderful and dedicated young boy who decided that he would raise some much needed funds for our Puma, Nigel. Lincolnshire Wildlife Park are currently trying to construct a new sensory enclosure for Nigel, as he has a congenital eye condition which could eventually...
Community Champions!
We are thrilled and honoured to have been selected by Lincolnshire Co-op to be their Community Champions for the period of December 2019 – March 2020. Their scheme helps local communities raise funds for charities of all kinds, and they have really been making a difference to lives by doing this....
Meet Eileen…
Eileen Miller is a local lady to our village of Friskney and has literally dedicated hours upon hours and walked hundreds of miles, all for the animals residing at Lincolnshire Wildlife Park. In 2017 alone she raised nearly £4,000 cycling miles for our campaign TIGALIVE. This was to raise funds...