READY TO FUNDRAISE?
There are many ways that you can fundraise for World Land Trust (WLT) and support global conservation. This page will be updated with organised events which you can take part in or you can check out our fundraising guide for some hints and support in your own fundraising adventures.
100 for the Planet
A challenge in celebration of Sir David Attenborough’s 100th Birthday
On 8 May 2026, Sir David Attenborough turns 100. To celebrate this remarkable milestone, we’re inviting you to take on a personal challenge and fundraise for World Land Trust to help protect the wildlife and wild places Sir David has devoted his life to.
Show your support in your own unique way. Collect 100 pieces of litter, spend 100 minutes walking in nature, care for animals in your community, or simply raise £100 in his honour.
Join the ‘100 for the Planet’ challenge by setting up a fundraising page on GoFundMe, using the button below.
TAKE PART IN AN ULTRA CHALLENGE
Will you take on a physical challenge to raise funds to help World Land Trust protect the world’s most threatened habitats and species for the future?
With tough ‘continuous’ 100 km challenges, a 2 day ‘Daylight’ 100 km option with camping at half way, testing 50 km Half & 25 km Quarter distance challenges, and a few 10K taster events – there’s an Ultra Challenge for everyone to push themselves further!
African Elephants. Credit: ©MPH Photos/Shutterstock.
TRIBUTE FUNDS
Remember someone special by protecting the planet they loved.
Losing a loved one is never easy, but finding a meaningful way to honour their memory can help to bring some comfort and connection at a difficult time.
With a World Land Trust Tribute Fund, you can create a space where family and friends can come together to celebrate the life of someone special and a cause that was close their heart – sharing stories, photos and fond memories whilst raising vital funds to help protect the natural world.
A Tribute Fund can be used to collect In Memory donations and even sponsorship money if you’re participating in a fundraising event for World Land Trust.
London Landmarks Half Marathon 2026
*ALL OF WLT’s CHARITY PLACES HAVE NOW BEEN FILLED*
If you’ve secured your own ballot place, join our team and raise funds to help save threatened wildlife and habitats around the world.
Click on the button below to express your interest in signing up to be part of the WLT team.
What can I do?
There are many ways that you can fundraise for World Land Trust (WLT) and support global conservation.
From running a marathon to hosting a quiz night, celebrating a birthday to organising a bake sale at work, with a little bit of imagination the possibilities are endless and there is something to suit everybody.
Share your fundraising on social media so your friends and family can support you, and please do tag us on our social media channels: Facebook, Instagram and Twitter.
Join our JustGiving Action Fund Heroes Campaign page here: Become an Action Fund Hero.
If you have any questions regarding fundraising please email us.
All you need to know about fundraising for WLT
‘RAINFOREST SAVIOUR’ TOBIAS
Fearless climber takes on Lake District peaks to raise £1,100 for the life of Borneo
“I decided to help protect the planet because it is being destroyed by people and it cannot save itself, and I learned that it’s easier to try fundraising than I thought”
WLT would like to extend a big thank-you to Tobias, the intrepid climber who took on more than 10 Lake District peaks during summer 2021 so that our partner HUTAN could extend a network of protected corridors of orangutan habitat in Borneo.
Tobias thought he’d raise £500 towards the protection of the Bornean rainforest he’d visited two years before – and yet he ended up raising £1,100 (or 220% of his target)! We at WLT thought our Borneo appeal would raise enough (£150,000) to save two plots of rainforest. Thanks to people like Tobias, the £420,000 we raised will save up to five.
Tobias and all our other supporters are the living proof: when we act to save nature, we make far more impact than we think.
