Fundraising FAQs

Bank transfer

• Make a bank transfer, making sure you quote your event as a reference. These are our bank account details:
  
  Sort Code: 60-13-09, Account Number: 42366623

Send us a cheque

• Send us a cheque to Raystede Centre for Animal Welfare, The Broyle, Ringmer, BN8 5AJ. All cheques can be made payable to 'Raystede':

Over the phone

Contact us on 01825 840747 (Monday-Friday 8-4) – and have your bank card ready.

Pay Online

Paying online is easy and secure. Enter the amount you have raised, but please note that you can’t add Gift Aid to sponsorship or collection payments online.

Pay via Just Giving

If you have set up a Just Giving page or similar, we will receive your donations automatically.

We strongly advise not to send cash in the post.

We rely on volunteers to help maximise our fundraising opportunities so we can continue to support the animals in our care. From helping at events to manning awareness stands and bucket collections, we need you!

Follow this link to find out more about Volunteering for Raystede.

Your support means the world to the animals in our care, so if you are considering using the Raystede logo, don't hesitate to contact us so we can ensure you have the right logo and are fully supported.

Please complete our quick contact form, which we monitor during the working week from 9 to 5, here and we will get back to you right away.

From collecting tins to a Raystede speaker for your event, sponsorship forms and branded supporter T-shirts, we can help ensure your fundraising success.

Please visit our resources hub to learn more about how we can support you, here.

Raystede has a programme of events, including running, treks, walks, and adrenalin adventures like Wing Walks and Abseils.

Every step, leap, and stride helps Raystede continue caring for needy animals.

Find out more here.

Raystede is one of the most diverse rescue centres in the UK because we care for a wide variety of animal species with the help of our staff, volunteers, and people like you.

We look after more than 1,200 vulnerable animals from our site nestled in the Sussex Downs each year.

We also pledge to improve animals' futures through our education programme and activities.

To find out more about our work and history, please click here.