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![]() "Each and every one of us has the ability to look at an animal and see if that animal is in pain. And if an animal is in pain, surely if we are human – if we are caring, thinking people – surely it is our responsibility to try to do whatever we can to stop that suffering." John Hicks, IAR Founder |
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We cannot carry out our vital work rescuing and rehabilitating animals without our dedicated donors and fundraisers. The successful completion of the Agra sanctuary and the rescue of nearly 400 bears is a major achievement for IAR that wouldn’t have been possible without our supporters. FundraisingIAR can support your fundraising efforts by providing materials such as collection boxes, badges, posters, leaflets, stickers and magazines. If you are planning a fundraising event and would like some of these items, please email us. Our band of volunteers is constantly giving up their time to fundraise for the bears and for our other projects in India and Malta. Grateful thanks to everyone for their hard work which is certain to inspire others to take action! You can help raise funds for our campaigns by becoming a fundraiser, sponsoring our fantastic volunteers, or making a donation by visiting Bmycharity. Other ways to helpThe Wisdom TrustThe Wisdom Trust is a charity which aims to create a wider awareness about the important issues facing the future of our planet; poverty, environment and health. They offer a unique experience, allowing people of all ages and backgrounds to engage with charities worldwide, and to learn about hundreds of simple things everyone can do to help make a difference. They’ve designed an innovative fundraising program which requires nobody to put their hands in their pocket - ever! They then donate up to 70% of their income to other charities and good causes. Anyone can register as a friend of The Wisdom Trust, free-of-charge, and help choose the organisations which receive donations through a simple online vote. Supporters of IAR can also register, of course, and help us get as large a share of the trust’s donations fund as possible, just by visiting the website and placing a vote in our favour. It’s free to register and all you’ll need is a valid email address. Visit www.wisdomtrust.org to register and use our referer code: 1002423. You can also help us by sending e-cards to friends and family through Benevolus. LegaciesYour legacy can mean a better future for animals. > Find out more US DonorsSupporters in the US can make a special gift to International Animal Rescue of stocks, securities or real estate. > More information Help us spread the wordPlease consider adding a banner to your website. Simply copy and paste the code below into your page. > More web banners
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Thanks to our fundraisers Anne Mackintosh held a cabaret event and raised £1,500 for our Goa centre. Her vet, David Crawford, has given her £100 to fund a staff Christmas party in Goa. A big thank you to everyone in Goa whose efforts to support our work are priceless. Teacher Catherine Spraggs, her St Matthews School infant’s class and sister Claire held a Pyjama Party, a Sale of Bear Goods, and a Rupert Bear Day, and raised £342. Author Melissa Lumley is donating her royalties from her children’s book ’Beyond the Dragon Sea’ to support our bear sanctuary in Agra. Artists Cliff Wright and Sophie Mahir created a painting that was auctioned to raise money to help the dancing bears in India. Phillipa Alexander of Brighton organised an email auction and raised £6,000 for IAR’s bear campaign. Andy Pinto of Anoushka Wedding Cars makes a donation of £5 to IAR every time he receives a booking. Moira House Junior School in Eastbourne raised £250 and Wensum Middle School in Norwich raised £117. The Salter family frequently hold boot sales and coffee mornings in Cornwall to raise funds. To date they have raised well over £1,000. |
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