Wild Coast Animal Impact Expedition Sponsor a Field Day
A dog with a bandaged leg recovering in the programme’s care

For donors & impact travellers

Fund a field day. See exactly where it goes.

Sponsor outreach and animal-care field days on the Wild Coast — with field transparency instead of glossy impact claims.

Tangible · Documented · Visitable

A concrete unit of support

A field day is a real, bounded thing: the team, the transport, the supplies, the animals seen. You fund something you can picture.

Documented in the field

Field days are logged — where the team went, what work was done. Sponsors see the record of the day they funded, not a brochure statistic.

Come and see it

Donors can enquire about visiting the work on the ground. The operation runs year-round; the door is open.

Outreach team examining a dog in a rural community

Why we don’t publish impact numbers

Big claimed numbers are easy to print and hard to verify. We’d rather show you the work itself — outreach rounds, animals in care, recovery cases like the one above — and let the field log carry the proof.

Sponsor a Field Day
Staff and participants treating a piglet together in the barn
Programme staff member holding a lamb during daily care work
Sow nursing her piglets in the barn

Straight answers

What does a field day cost to sponsor?

It depends on the type of field day — outreach rounds and livestock days have different costs. Enquire and we’ll send the current sponsorship options with what each covers.

Is my contribution tax-deductible?

That depends on your country and the structure of the contribution. We’ll explain the arrangement and paperwork clearly when you enquire, before you give anything.

Can I visit the work I support?

Yes — enquire about visiting. Seeing the operation first-hand is the best due diligence there is, and we encourage it.

Support you can stand next to.

Sponsor a field day, or enquire about visiting the work first — either way, you’ll know exactly what your support does.

Sponsor a Field Day
Sponsor a Field Day