Tuesday 12 July 2011

World Land Trust - 10 ways to Save Rainforest

10 Ways You Can Help Save Rainforest and Other Threatened Wildlife Habitats

Tropical rainforest in Ecuador
You really can make a difference: with the support of individuals schools and businesses WLT has helped save over 400,000 acres so far.
Here are 10 ways you can help other than making a donation - we are sure you will find something that suits you.

One of the many schools, who have fun fundraising for WLT
One of the many schools, who have fundraised for WLT

1. Fundraise to help save wildlife habitats

A great way to save wildlife habitats is to get involved with fundraising. Carry out a sponsored event, collect online or get your school together and see how many acres you can save (you may even earn a place in our Hall of Fame)!
Read the WLT fundraising pages for some fun fundraising ideas »

2. Save rainforest when you earn with Payroll Giving (UK only)

With Payroll giving you can have a donation to the World Land Trust deducted straight from your gross salary. You can give as much as you like and donations are tax free.
Read our Payroll Giving page to find out more »

Virgin Money Credit Card

3. Save rainforest while you shop:

with Virgin Money

If you have a Virgin Charity Credit Card you can now select World Land Trust as your charity to receive donations on every purchase you make using your card. The donation is gift aid eligible, comes from Virgin Money and is at no extra cost to you.
Visit Virgin Charity Credit Card to find out more »

with WLT corporate supporters

Many of the Trust's corporate supporters make donations to the WLT when supporters become their customers. More information on WLT's Corporate Supporters »
Ebay for Charity Logo

4. Raise money when you sell on eBay

All you need to do is select World Land Trust as the benefiting charity and for each item successfully sold on eBay, a percentage of the price (chosen by you) is directed to WLT. The listed charity items will appear with an “eBay for charity icon” along with the WLT logo.
Go to eBay for Charity to find out more »

5. If you like what we do - tell your friends about us

A selection of WLT eCards
If you feel our work is important, please tell others about us. The more supporters we have, the more land we are able to save. Word of mouth is one of the most effective ways of marketing - and it's completely free!
Send a text donation to WLT

6. Send a Text to save Rainforest (UK only)

Text WLT to 70300 and £3 will be donated from your mobile account. Add your email address after WLT to receive our monthly eBulletin.
Find out more about SMS Donations »

Assign you public lending rights through Green Ink

7. Join Green Ink - Authors and actors that help save wilderness

Are you an author or artist? Then you can assign your Public Lending Rights to WLT through Green Ink and help save threatened habitats.
More information about Green Ink »
Save rainforest for free with everyclick

8. Save rainforest for free with a click of your mouse

Search the web with everyclick.com

Use www.everyclick.com/uk/worldlandtrust as your search engine. Everyclick donates half its revenues to charity! It does not cost the WLT, or you, a penny. Tell your friends about everyclick with www.everyclick.com/uk/myeveryclick/nomfriends
Ecology Fund

 

The Rainforest Site and Ecology Fund

Bookmark The Rainforest Site and Ecology Fund websites and visit every day.
The Rainforest Site
By clicking on the 'Save Land' buttons, advertisers on the sites pay for habitat in WLT and WLT-US project areas to be saved - you pay nothing.



Recycle your old Inkjet and Laser Toner and help save wilderness

9. Recycle your empty printer cartridges and support the WLT

If you live in the UK you can support the WLT by donating your empty Inkjet and Toner cartridges. Simply complete this form for free cartridge collection.
Volunteer for WLT
Volunteer for WLT

10. Give us your time - work for the World Land Trust

The Trust has a very successful six-month internship programme which aims to equip recent graduates with the skills and experience needed for a career in conservation. WLT also has a group of eVolunteers carrying out work remotely. From time to time other voluntary opportunities and paid vacancies become available.
See our Jobs and Internship page for more details »

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