Grant Highlights: Supporting Animals, Nature and Species Conservation
Philanthropy plays an important role in protecting the natural world and supporting animal welfare. NPT UK donor-advised fund (DAF) donors recommend grants to a wide range of charitable organisations working across these areas. From rescuing vulnerable animals to advancing biodiversity and supporting innovative climate solutions, these grants reflect the diverse priorities of donors committed to creating positive, lasting impact.
Giving vulnerable animals a second chance
Animal rescue organisations continue to provide vital support for neglected, abandoned, and mistreated animals. A £10,000 grant supported an animal rescue organisation dedicated to protecting neglected and vulnerable animals. The funding will help provide essential veterinary treatment, rehabilitation, and ongoing care, giving rescued animals the opportunity to recover before being placed in safe, permanent homes. Alongside its rescue work, the organisation engages with local communities to promote responsible animal welfare and help prevent neglect before it occurs.
Supporting pets belonging to people experiencing homelessness
A £3,000 grant helped fund free veterinary care for pets whose owners are experiencing homelessness. By delivering veterinary services directly within communities, the organisation ensures that animals receive essential healthcare while helping owners care for companions that often provide invaluable emotional support. The grant contributes towards improving animal welfare while strengthening the wellbeing of both pets and their owners.
Restoring biodiversity and nature through conservation
A £5,000 grant supported a conservation initiative focused on restoring Britain’s natural environment through biodiversity recovery and species conservation. Funding will contribute to research and public engagement exploring nature restoration and the role native species can play in building healthier ecosystems. By supporting evidence-led conservation work, the project aims to encourage informed discussion around long-term environmental recovery.
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About the Author
Natalie Pinon is serving as Interim CEO of National Philanthropic Trust UK, having previously held the role of Executive Director of Development. Alongside her leadership of the organisation, she continues to provide strategic oversight across development. Ms. Pinon is a senior leader in impact finance with 20 years of experience building and scaling mission-driven organisations across the philanthropy and private sectors. She has worked extensively with family offices and multi-generational global families to support their values-based giving and investing. She is recognised by NatWest WISE100 as a leading woman in impact investment and mission-driven business.
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NPT UK is not affiliated with any of the organisations described herein, and the inclusion of any organisation in this material should not be considered an endorsement by NPT UK of such organisation, or its services or products.
