Fundraise for the Donkeys!
There are so many things you can do to help the animals here at Flicka -
we welcome ALL and ANY support!
Fundraising for charity is fun and rewarding, plus it looks great on a CV and can help develop your skills set. From car-boots to coffee mornings, bake sales to benefit gigs, sponsored walks to skydives....
the list is endless!
It now costs over £60,000 per year to feed our sanctuary residents and that is just the start... with animal rescues, expensive veterinary care, farrier fees and site maintenance only adding to our outgoings, fundraising support is very welcome and much needed.
Just drop us an email on info@flicka.org.uk to let us know your plans and we will be happy to support you in any way we can with fundraising tips, advice, literature and presentations.
To get started - check out our fundraising ideas and download a sponsorship form here!
we welcome ALL and ANY support!
Fundraising for charity is fun and rewarding, plus it looks great on a CV and can help develop your skills set. From car-boots to coffee mornings, bake sales to benefit gigs, sponsored walks to skydives....
the list is endless!
It now costs over £60,000 per year to feed our sanctuary residents and that is just the start... with animal rescues, expensive veterinary care, farrier fees and site maintenance only adding to our outgoings, fundraising support is very welcome and much needed.
Just drop us an email on info@flicka.org.uk to let us know your plans and we will be happy to support you in any way we can with fundraising tips, advice, literature and presentations.
To get started - check out our fundraising ideas and download a sponsorship form here!
Could you be a Community Fundraiser
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FACEBOOK FANS! Do you have a birthday coming up soon? Or perhaps a special date worth celebrating?
We are now able to accept charitable donations via Facebook and we would love if you would consider setting up a Facebook Fundraiser for the donkeys in lieu of gifts for your next birthday or special occasion! It would mean so much to our work and is super simple to set up:
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FLICKA'S DONKEY DEFENDERS! Are you under 16 and Dotty about Donkeys?! Click on our Donkey Defender mascot to find out how you can become a Donkey Defender and help to raise funds and awareness to support our work! |
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SKYDIVE FOR DONKEYS!
In July 2017, 14 brave Flicka supporters took on the challenge of a lifetime when they jumped out of a plane at 10,000ft!
The event raised over £6000 for our vital work - an absolutely fantastic amount.
In July 2017, 14 brave Flicka supporters took on the challenge of a lifetime when they jumped out of a plane at 10,000ft!
The event raised over £6000 for our vital work - an absolutely fantastic amount.
A huge thank you to everyone who took part: Ann Lawrence, Hannah Lawrence and Claire Billington (pictured), Aaran Sheppard, Beth Moore, Dion Saayman, Matt Rose, Alison Rule, Meghan Porter, Peter Vale, Rachel Comer, Samantha Gill, Tina Childs, Charlotte Bain, Julie Dronfield, Kelly Bridges and Amethyst Newman.
Our Director, Judy Giles, ran the London Marathon in memory of her dear Mum, Mary Berryman (our founder), and raised a fantastic £3000 for a cancer charity and the Flicka Foundation.
Would you consider doing a marathon, half marathon or a Fun Run for Flicka? We can provide sponsor forms and a Flicka t-shirt for your chosen event and we will of course put your story in our newsletter and on the web site - just get in touch!
Kerry Mitchell trekked to the base camp of Everest for Flicka and Smiletrain!
Kerry volunteers at Flicka two mornings every week, come rain or shine and gets stuck in to the muckiest, labour intensive work every time. We have come to depend so much on her help.
On 26th September 2011, Kerry journeyed to the base camp of Mount Everest, a huge undertaking of stamina, tenacity and strength - Mount Everest being the highest mountain in the world at a staggering 29,035 feet! Base camp is at 18,188 feet, just under 3 ½ miles above sea level, at this point travelers will be breathing in just 50% of their normal oxygen. The expedition duration was 20 days, of which 14 days was actual training, acclimatisation and trekking. Kerry was successful in the expedition and said it was an experience of a lifetime. Well done Kerry!
Kerry volunteers at Flicka two mornings every week, come rain or shine and gets stuck in to the muckiest, labour intensive work every time. We have come to depend so much on her help.
On 26th September 2011, Kerry journeyed to the base camp of Mount Everest, a huge undertaking of stamina, tenacity and strength - Mount Everest being the highest mountain in the world at a staggering 29,035 feet! Base camp is at 18,188 feet, just under 3 ½ miles above sea level, at this point travelers will be breathing in just 50% of their normal oxygen. The expedition duration was 20 days, of which 14 days was actual training, acclimatisation and trekking. Kerry was successful in the expedition and said it was an experience of a lifetime. Well done Kerry!
*If you are an individual or business with a query regarding any fundraising being carried out on our behalf, please don't hesitate to contact us for verification*
