AFRICAN WILDLIFE FOUNDATION
The African Wildlife Foundation's mission is direct: to work together with the people of Africa to ensure the wildlife and wild lands of Africa endure forever. "AWF is the leading international conservation organisation focused exclusively on Africa, and for over fifty years the key to our success has been creative partnerships. In the past year we have worked with respected corporate leaders such as Disney and Starbucks, as well as smaller yet equally innovative businesses like Alex Woo jewellery and L*Space designer swimwear. These collaborations were tailored to fit the respective partner's brand and target audience and included promotion through events, the web, African Geographic Magazine and in print and e-communications distributed globally. A partnership with AWF sends a strong message about your company or brand's commitment to the environment and improving rural livelihoods in Africa. It also gives your organisation the opportunity to play a meaningful role in safeguarding awe-inspiring and threatened wildlife like rhinoceroses, lions, and elephants. Whatever your interest, our work in fourteen African countries gives your company a range of projects to choose from as a creative way to increase brand awareness, build consumer loyalty and, of course, drive incremental sales. Some exciting AWF initiatives that your company might consider supporting are shown below. Please visit www.awf.org/partners for more information on how respected companies and brands have advanced the mission of the African Wildlife Foundation while engaging the support of consumers worldwide. To discuss ways your company or brand might develop a cause-marketing partnership or sponsorship program with AWF, please contact us". Contact: Daniel McGahey. Address: African Wildlife Foundation, Milton Cottage, Playing Close, Charlbury OX7 3QF. E-mail:

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AWF initiatives available for sponsorship support

  •   Campaign to Save Africa's Rhinos - join with AWF to address the rhino poaching crisis sweeping Africa that threatens to drive this magnificent species to extinction.
  •   Restore Forests for People & Wildlife - plant trees to restore the Mau Forest, which is the origin of and natural filter for much of the freshwater in Kenya.
  •   Give Elephants Room to Roam - ensure the survival of elephants, lions and other large wildlife by helping AWF and community partners secure key migration corridors between protected areas.
  •   Protect Africa's Great Apes - support our successful programs to conserve endangered mountain gorillas and bonobos and help us expand into new landscapes to protect imperiled chimps and lowland gorillas.
  •   Conservation Enterprise - support AWF projects to develop ecotourism and agriculture enterprise projects that improve livelihoods in African communities.

MARGARET GREEN ANIMAL RESCUE
Margaret Green Animal Rescue is the oldest and largest animal welfare organisation in Dorset. "We rescue, care for and rehome all types of animals which have been abandoned, abused, neglected or are unwanted. More than 1,200 animals including dogs, cats, horses, donkeys, goats, pigs, sheep and birds are rescued each year. We receive no government funding and rely heavily on public support, fundraising and sponsorship. We provide food, shelter and veterinary care (vet bills on average can be £100,000 per annum). We neuter, micro-chip, flea and worm where necessary and always spend time on rehabilitation for each animal before they leave us. Aims and Objectives   •  Rescue unwanted, abandoned and ill-treated animals   •  Offer care without compromise   •  Provide care for animals when owners can no longer do so   •  Rehome animals into caring loving homes   •  Offer ongoing support to new owners after rehoming   •  Provide lifetime care to animals when rehoming is inappropriate   •  Assist many local councils to look after their stray dogs   •  Rehome over 1,200 of all types of animals each year. Our policy  •  Neutering to restrict the breeding of unwanted pets   •  Vaccination to restrict the spread of infectious diseases   •  Not putting any animals to sleep unless incurably ill, in pain and distress or dangerous". Contact: Kate Cross, Fundraising Officer. Address: Margaret Green Animal Rescue, The Animal Sanctuary, Church Knowle, Nr Wareham BH20 5NQ. Tel.: 01929 477074. E-mail:

Sponsorship opportunities

We hold various events, for which we offer corporate sponsorship. These currently include:

Margaret Green Day
Major Donor Event
Family Animal Activity Day
Annual Companion Dog Show
Family Fun Day

Sponsorship opportunities in print

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  •  It champions birds and the environment to decision makers
  •  It protects, restores and manages habitats for birds and wildlife
  •  It owns or manages more than 190 nature reserves, where wildlife can flourish and people can be inspired
  •  It carries out recovery projects for our most threatened species
  •  It shares its knowledge and enthusiasm to help young and old enjoy the natural world
  •  It champions the cause of biodiversity as part of sustainable development
  •  It is active across the UK at national, regional and local levels - its work is relevant to everyone's environment
  •  It tackles international conservation issues through the Birdlife International Partnership - a global coalition of like-minded conservation organisations

SECRET WORLD WILDLIFE RESCUE: 'CARING FOR BRITISH WILDLIFE' CONFERENCE

Secret World Wildlife Rescue's 'Caring for British Wildlife Conference 2025' provides a learning opportunity for wildlife rehabbers, vets, vet nurses, ecologists and conservationists, as well as students studying any of the former. The conference provides a space for education, collaboration and discussion, an opportunity seldom seen in the wildlife rehabilitation sector. Speakers at previous conferences have included Derek Gow, Chris Sperring MBE and Alick Simmons.

Tickets start at £60 and go up to £160 for those wishing to attend the whole weekend. Growing on previous conferences and moving into a larger venue, we anticipate in excess of 100 attendees each day.

The Caring for British Wildlife Conference allows people from a variety of backgrounds with shared experiences to come together, discuss the problems they are facing and hear about some exciting projects and solutions. It is a platform that encourages grassroots change within the sector.

Contact: George Bethell. Address: Secret World Wildlife Rescue, New Road, East Huntspill. Tel.: 01278 768723. Charity number: 1097119. E-mail: george.bethell@secretworld.org

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Opportunities for support

  •   Become an overall sponsor of the SWWR Caring for British Wildlife Conference
  •   Sponsor one of the conference themes
  •   Sponsor a number of tickets (allowing us to offer admissions to those under financial pressure)
  •   Sponsor our speakers (we are unable to reimburse our speakers for their time or travel but treat them to an evening meal, this is available for sponsorship)

Benefits available to sponsor

  •   Logo and special mention on website and social media advertising
  •   Logo on all print advertising over the conference weekend
  •   Dedicated advertising slide shown to all delegates in break and lunch slots
  •   Opportunity to influence future conference topics
  •   Networking opportunity across the weekend and at the evening meal

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