Fundraise For Us

Right now we are working in countries around the globe to help protect wildlife and people. Our aim is to save wildlife together, and we are only able to do this with the help of local communities, our partners and you. 
 

Fundraising at Work

Fundraising at work is a fun way to engage with your colleagues. Bake sales and fancy dress are always popular, or you could try something different like office Olympics! A large number of businesses support their staff's fundraising activities by matching the amounts raised, so it’s always worth checking.

Send your fundraising form along with the money you have raised to the Development Department, Bristol Zoo Gardens, Clifton, Bristol, BS8 3HA. 

Become a Friend

One of the most effective ways you can give is by making regular donations by joining our fantastic Friends scheme. Read more about the scheme here.

One-off Donation

Every donation, no matter how small will make a difference to the work we do within Wild Place Project and across the world. You can donate online, by telephone on 0117 428 5321 or by cheque, made payable to Bristol Zoological Society and sent to Development Department, Bristol Zoo Gardens, Clifton, Bristol, BS8 3HA.

Give as you Live

Help fight extinction just by shopping online. Click here to find out more.

Challenge Events

Join us for one of our organised fundraising challenges. Contact us at corporate@bzsociety.org.uk to find out about this exciting challenge events.

Wristbands

Show your support for Saving Wildlife Together by donating for a wristband. All proceeds go towards our conservation projects. The bands cost 50p to produce and post, so we suggest a donation of just £1. We can happily arrange boxes of bands on request for your workplace, club or school.

Leave a Legacy

By leaving a gift in your will, you will be supporting our excellent conservation and education work, and potentially helping us to save a species from extinction. 

Leaving a legacy gift to Bristol Zoological Society ‘for general purposes’, means the Society can use it where the conservation need is greatest, which could be a considerable number of years after the will is made. We would advise against being too specific in order to guard against future problems. For example, if a legacy gift is left for a specific project that has already been carried out, we may not be able to make use of your gift. However, if you would like to leave a legacy gift to a particular area of Bristol Zoological Society, please include the words “but without imposing a binding obligation” in your will.