Sinfield Trust Raffle
Sinfield Trust Raffle
Fundraising for Sinfield Nature Conservation Trust
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THANK YOU for visiting the Sinfield Nature Conservation Trust's Raffle. Raffle tickets are £5 each (your ticket number/s will be e-mailed to you) so please donate in multiples of £5 by clicking on the DONATE button above. Please see our story below.
PRIZES: 1st prize: 4 night midweek stay at Secret Meadows. 2nd prize: Bushcraft workshop and barbeque lunch at Secret Meadows for up to 6 people. 3rd prize: Gift sponsorship of a barn owl (includes a certificate, fact sheet, greetings card and an invite to a private guided walk at the wildlife site). 4th prize: Set of wildlife greetings cards. Winners will be contacted and announced in the New Year on Monday 5th January 2015. More details and T & Cs are at the charity's Secret Meadows website: http://www.secretmeadows.co.uk/booking-prices/special-offers
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Please follow these steps when buying tickets:
1) Tickets are £5 each so please ensure donations are in multiplies of £5.
2) Please UNTICK the Gift Aid option as charities cannot reclaim Gift Aid on raffle ticket donations.
3) Once your donation has gone through, when you see this: “I'm happy to be contacted by The Sinfield Trust" please ensure the box is ticked next to the charity’s name. Otherwise we won’t be able to e-mail your ticket number/s to you, and notify you if you are a winner! The raffle closes at midnight on 4th January 2015.
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The Sinfield Nature Conservation Trust ( www.sinfieldtrust.org ) is a small biodiversity focused charity, and all donations really make a difference to what we can achieve and will help the charity to grow and broaden its conservation activities at White House Farm County Wildlife Site near Woodbridge in Suffolk.
The charity preserves significant areas of species-rich wildflower meadows, a habitat which has declined nationally by 97% since the 1950s. The aim of this raffle is to raise funds to advance meadow restoration and preservation work as well as hedgerow habitat management at the County Wildlife Site which supports over 50 bird species, including barn owl, nightingale and turtle dove as well as many small mammals, butterflies and other invertebrates.