Give it...
We need your help to continue our work of conserving the Malvern Hills and Commons. Choose to give a one-off amount or a regular monthly gift.
How the Donations Help
| Amount | Can pay for... |
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| £10 | a metre of hedge to be managed in the traditional way or a meter of path repair |
| £20 | a new spade for one of our volunteers |
| £30 | a Daubentons bat box |
| £50 | bracken management to improve the High Brown Fritillary butterfly's habitat. |
| £55 | a Pipestrelle Bat Box |
| £100 | a 100 wildflower plugs |
| £170 | a 1kg of native wild flower seed |
| £250 | a 0.5 acres of Habitat management (scrub or Bracken management) |
| £400 | a GPS system for Wildlife Recording |
| £500 | a 1 acre of Habitat management or Tree Surgery on a Veteran Tree |
| £1000 | a hand made traditional oak fieldgate |
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| Hedgelaying | One of our many volunteers |
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High Brown Fritillary butterfly
(photo taken by Matthew Oates) | Tradional Oak Gate
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Make a Donation
Please support the Malvern Hills Conservators by making a single or monthly donation by visiting our donations page www.justgiving.com/malvern-hills.
Please note Just Giving accepts all major credit/debit cards and will automatically add 28% in Gift Aid if you're a UK taxpayer
Our address is:
Donations
Malvern Hills Conservators
Manor House
Grange Road
Malvern
Worcs.
WR14 3EY
Regular Giving:
Our work of making worthwhile projects happen on the Malvern Hills and Commons can be difficult when we are unsure of how much income we will have to invest in making projects happen. Giving us a small donation each month is a really great way to donate, spreading the cost to you and helping us to plan with certainty. You can give by Standing order.
Individual fundraising for the Malvern Hills Conservators:
By using Just Giving you can raise money for Malvern Hills Conservators with an online fundraising page:
- Create your page
- Email your friends
- Your friends can donate online
- The money goes straight to conserving Malvern Hills