Support us

Thanks to our donors, the bird club and family walks are free and school sessions stay affordable. There are three simple ways to help. No payment page, no account to set up.

Bank transfer Gift Aid Give kit Where the money goes

Donate by bank transfer

A simple transfer from your banking app, as a one-off or a monthly standing order. Every amount helps, and regular gifts let us plan sessions further ahead.

Add The Kingfisher Trust as a new payee using the sort code and account number.
Use the reference DONATION, or BIRDCLUB if you’d like your gift to go to the bird club.
If you’re a UK taxpayer, fill in the Gift Aid declaration below.

Account name: The Kingfisher Trust
Sort code: 00-00-00
Account number: 00000000
Reference: DONATION

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Add Gift Aid

If you pay UK Income Tax or Capital Gains Tax, Gift Aid lets us claim an extra 25p for every £1 you give, straight from HMRC. It costs you nothing.

You only need to make the declaration once and it covers your future donations too. Let us know if your name, address or tax status changes.

£10 → £12.50

How a £10 donation grows with Gift Aid.

Gift Aid declaration

Give kit

Children learn about nature with their hands and eyes, and good kit makes that much easier. We’re always glad of working binoculars, hand lenses and field guides — second-hand is fine.

binocularshand lensesbird and plant field guides

Before you drop anything off, give us a call or send an email so we can tell you what we need right now. The office is open Monday to Friday, 9am–3pm.

Get in touch

Binoculars, magnifying glasses, a bird guide and a sketchbook on a wooden table

In the open

Where the money goes

Our work is funded by donations, Gift Aid, grants and holiday club fees. We account for it in our annual report and accounts.

Annual reports

A free bird clubSaturday sessions for 8 to 12-year-olds at no cost to parents.
Family walksFree guided walks for families.
Swift boxesMaterials for nest boxes and sessions on local estates.
Kit and materialsHand lenses, binoculars, field guides and activity sheets.