Shepreth wildlife charity gets cash injection
Becky Willers. - Credit: Daniel Wilson
A charity which has close links with Shepreth Wildlife Park has received money from a local business.
Scientific equipment manufacturer Grant Instruments, which is based in the village, raised £100 for the Shepreth Wildlife Conservation Charity.
Staff at the firm donated money towards the cause at a lunch buffet in conjunction with Eat What You Want day – a holiday which celebrates gorging on favourite foods for one day of the year.
The staff had to donate at least £1 each and dig deep into their cupboards to take part in the feast. As a result, an array of delicious cakes and homemade snacks was donated.
The charity was established in March 2011 to raise funds for conservation work and to educate visitors on species threatened with extinction.
The charity relies solely on the support of donors, fundraisers and volunteers.
Rebecca Willers, who works with the charity, said: “We are very grateful for the support.
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“It means a great deal to have local support for our conservation work.
“Funding like this is absolutely vital for us to be able to continue supporting projects in the wild.”
To find out more about the charity, and how to get involved with future fundraising projects, visit the website at www.swccharity.org.
