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The RSPB makes a real difference to birds and wildlife, but most of our work costs money. We rely on the support and generosity of people like you to fund our vital work for conservation: we are grateful for any amount you can give us.

You can donate to fund a specific appeal or send us a general donation. Whether you want to give a one-off cash donation or pay as you earn through payroll giving, every penny counts!

Save the Sumatran rainforest Help us rise to one of our greatest conservation challenges and save one of the finest rainforests anywhere in the world - home to spectacular birds and the rare Sumatran tiger. More...

Rathlin Island chough appeal The windswept rocks, cliffs and grasslands of Rathlin Island are a haven for wildlife, but the chough is missing. With your help we can bring this magical bird back to where it belongs. More...

Regular donations A regular Direct Debit donation is a simple, secure and effective way to support our conservation work. More...

Payroll Giving The RSPB fights for threatened wildlife wherever it lives. Our successes are achieved thanks to the support of our one million members. If you are already a member, Payroll Giving is an ideal way to give even more support to our vital work. More...

Sponsor a species Sponsor the lapwing, puffin or avocet and you can help make a big difference to their future, and the wildlife around them. More...

Campaigns and appeals Support our campaigns and appeals and you can help wild birds and the wild places they live in. With your support, we can work to make nature's voice heard. More...

About the RSPB

The RSPB speaks out for birds and wildlife, tackling the problems that threaten our environment. We rely upon memberships and donations to fund our work. Nature is amazing - help us keep it that way. More...

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