Gift in Memory
Please accept our deepest sympathies for your loss and grateful thanks that you are thinking of Wiltshire Wildlife Trust at this sad and difficult time. There are a number of ways that you can make an In Memory donation:
Make an online donation.
Make a donation
Make a donation by telephone. Please call 01380 736088
Make a donation by cheque payable to Wiltshire Wildlife Trust. Please post to Wiltshire Wildlife Trust, Elm Tree Court, Long Street, Devizes SN10 1NJ. Please remember to let us know who your gift is in memory of when making your donation.
If you are making arrangements on behalf of a loved one, your funeral director can help by collecting donations for you. If you wish to put a notice in the press, please include 'Donations to Wiltshire Wildlife Trust'.
Download our leaflet below to find out more.
Bereavement support
For those seeking solace and reflection in their grief, we have lots of wonderful nature reserves to visit across Wiltshire and Swindon to experience the healing benefits of nature.
Our wellbeing team also offers a range of nature-based activities to increase nature connectedness and wellbeing, and to aid healing. To experience the benefits of ecotherapy, consider trying one of the wellbeing programmes and events offered by Wiltshire Wildlife Trust, such as our series of half-day Wild Beings events based at Clouts Wood, Wroughton. Our experienced team offer participants a safe and supportive space to reconnect with nature in a meaningful way. All sessions include mindfulness and a nature inspired craft activity.
Read our blog about the healing benefits of nature for people in grief.
We have also launched a new partnership with Dorothy House Hospice Care, which provides exceptional free palliative and end of life care at their hospice in Winsley or at people’s homes in Bath, North East Somerset and parts of Wiltshire. Their beautiful Hospice grounds in Winsley, Somerset, provide welcome solace to anyone experiencing grief and bereavement.
Dorothy House Hospice Care offers community support groups, which are open to all bereaved people, not just those personally connected with Dorothy House Hospice Care; and their team of experienced counsellors and psychotherapists is there to provide the emotional and psychological support people may need to grieve the losses they are facing.
Find out more about the support that Dorothy House can offer:
