Donations & Sponsorship - Where Funds Go

When you make a donation to Wild Futures you can rest assured that every penny will be put to work, helping us to provide care, education and support in the following areas:

   

Rescue & Rehabilitation – our sanctuary in Cornwall provides a permanent home for unwanted, neglected and abandoned primates in need of help and protection; donations and sponsorship help us to continue to provide the best care possible for primates in need.  Click the photo to learn more about our rescue & rehabilitation work.

Rescue & Rehabilitation
   
Education this is a crucial element of Wild Futures’ work.  Funding is required to provide educational resources, and to take our work out on the road, to visit schools, colleges, universities, businesses and community groups. Click here to find out more about our education work.

Education

   
Overseas Support Support for related projects and organisations working tirelessly to protect and conserve primates in their native homes is paramount; in turn protecting rainforests and the natural environment, which is hugely significant in the fight for planet Earth. Wild Futures will offer small project grants to related organisations whenever possible.  Read more about our Overseas Support where you will also find details of projects currently awaiting funding. Overseas Support
   
UK Conservation & Sustainability back in the UK, funding support will help us to encourage a positive attitude towards preserving wildlife and habitats native to the UK.  Providing advice, education and resources is key to our efforts in this area. Find out more about our UK Conservation & Sustainability work. UK Conservation
   

Campaigns ending the primate pet trade is a campaign close to the heart of Wild Futures.  Primates all around the world suffer due to the pet trade which is sadly still legal in many countries, including the UK.  Funds and sponsorship help us continue our determined efforts to see this trade ended.  Read more about our campaigns work.   

Campaigns