Rainforest Trust

What is the Rainforest Trust?

• Rainforest Trust has been protecting rainforests since 1988.
• They have already placed over 45 million acres of threatened habitat under permanent protection.
• The charity operates through community engagements and local partnerships to achieve its mission.
• Rainforest Trust purchases and protects land, turning it into private nature reserves to preserve habitats for species and the home of communities who rely on the area for fresh water and food supplies.
• Rainforest Trust has a unique and cost-effective model that has helped the charity protect and preserve 45 million acres, 23.5 billion trees, and 2,344 vulnerable species, including 345 endangered mammals, 467 birds and 250 amphibians. With these numbers growing each day, Rainforest Trust is committed to long-term sustainable results.
• The charity has been successful for over 30 years, saving more tropical ecosystems every single year.
• Rainforest Trust works with local partners and communities to achieve this mission. The support of expert conservationists and participation from locals allows the charity to implement fast-acting results.

How to raise free donations for Rainforest Trust

1. Register for a free Savoo account to start saving money and raising free donations
2. Click 'Support a Charity' to browse our charity directory
3. Search for 'Rainforest Trust', browse by category, or select another charity close to your heart
4. Ensure you're signed in to your Savoo account and click 'Support this charity' on the page of your choice
5. Begin using our discount codes and deals to save at your favourite stores
6. Check out your account to see how much you've raised so far in support of endangered species every time you place an order through Savoo!

Learn more about Rainforest Trust and how you can support the charity

Your free donations from Savoo will help fight climate change by protecting the world’s most important tropical forests.

By safeguarding forests that cost-effectively store and sequester vast quantities of carbon, with your help, Rainforest Trust aims to lock up 15 billion tonnes of carbon by 2025. If we work to halt the damage of tropical deforestation now, the severity of net global emissions could decrease by 50% by 2050.

Rainforest Trust charity aims, figures & how your free donations can help

• One of the important and cost-effective ways to prevent species extinction, support indigenous people and combat the climate emergency starts with protecting rainforests.
• On average, it costs Rainforest Trust £1.60 to protect an acre of rainforest. So, your donations could help save so many acres!
• Despite their vital importance for life on Earth, rainforests are still getting destroyed at a rate of 70,000 acres every day.
• Partnering with trusted local NGOs and indigenous communities allows Rainforest Trust to secure long-lasting protection for rainforests and other tropical ecosystems.

More ways to support Rainforest Trust and raise donations

There are so many ways to get involved in Rainforest Trust by taking action to protect our planet's critical ecosystems. The charity relies on supporters' donations and their help towards preserving precious land.

You can find all the information on the different ways to support the charity on their Get Involved tab on the Rainforest Trust website.

• You can make a one-off donation to Rainforest Trust via methods, including the online form, PayPal, mail, phone and more. If you want to be a regular supporter, you can join the monthly giving network to play a role in supporting urgent conservation work.
• Order personalised Gift Certificates for birthdays, anniversaries, weddings or any other special occasion. You can even choose which project you’d like to support! Follow the instructions on the charity’s donate page.
• Show your support with a Rainforest Trust t-shirt, jumper, bag or hoodie from the Rainforest Trust shop. A portion of each purchase goes to Rainforest Trust UK.
• Fundraise for Rainforest Trust UK and inspire others to save rainforests too via the charity's Just Giving page.