Donate

The Predator Conservation Trust now have the facility to accept donations via our website. We have chosen to use Paypal for this service. Clicking on the donate button takes you to the Paypal secure website which will process the transaction.

If you would like to make a contribution, however small, to this vital work please either complete and return the application form or you can donate via Paypal using a credit card. Donations of £24 a year (just £2 per month) and over will receive quarterly updates on the projects we support.

If you already have a Paypal account, then you can pay using this. If you do not have a Paypal account then when you click on the donate button and visit the Paypal site, you will be prompted to create one - this is totally free. Paypal are part of eBay and are one of the most widely used internet payment companies, boasting over 40 million users worldwide.

We need your donations to be able to continue our work. All donations - large or small are greatly appreciated.

For example, a donation of US$25 would pay for one of the following...

Anti Poaching Unit scouts wage for one week.
A pair of boots for Anti Poaching Unit scout.
A months food rations for Anti Poaching Unit.
One weeks supply of food for 4 dogs at the Painted Dog Project rehabilitation facility
one weeks salary of Painted Dog Project rehabilitation facility staff member.
Cost of one child attending Painted Dog ProjectChildren’s Bush Camp.
One days fuel for tracking Wild Dogs.
1 small hyena bait (goat or sheep)
5 tranquilizer darts (2ml)
100 charges for tranquiliser dart gun
2 tyre repairs
5 visual ID collars for spotted hyenas

Donate in British Pounds sterling

Donations of £24 a year and above will receive our quarterly newsletter with updates on the projects we support.

Donate in US dollars

Donations of $45 a year and above will receive our quarterly newsletter with updates on the projects we support.

Security

PayPal automatically encrypts your confidential information in transit from your computer to theirs using the Secure Sockets Layer protocol (SSL) with an encryption key length of 128-bits (the highest level commercially available). Before you even register or log in to the Paypal site, the server checks that you're using an approved browser - one that uses SSL 3.0 or higher.

Once your information reaches Paypal, it resides on a server that is heavily guarded both physically and electronically. The Paypal servers sit behind an electronic firewall so your private information is secure.

Your credit card details are not passed to Predator Conservation Trust - these are processed by Paypal and the information is not shared with PCT.