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• Further Illegal Fishing concerns for WWF
• Visit the Donation4Charity.org Charity Blog

Greenpeace are one of the most proactive and best known charities in the world who want to "save the planet". They believe in positive change through action and you can help Greenpeace to protect the environment and promote peace through :

• Monthly Donations - starting from just £3.00 a month
• One Off Donation - starting from just £15.00
• Donors will receive the Greenpeace quarterly newsletter 'Connect' which provides you with regular updates on how your money is being spent.

Greenpeace are an independent non-profit global organization who work on a number of campaigns such as :

• Preventing climate change
  150,000 people die each year as a result of climate change and the problem is getting worse. The solution to climate change exists today. By reducing our dependence on fossil fuels and adopting renewable energy alternatives like wind power and decentralised forms of energy, we can reverse the worst effects of climate change.
• Protecting the world's oceans
  It has been estimated that almost a quarter of all creatures caught in fisheries worldwide are thrown back either dead or dying. At the same time bottom trawling is destroying ocean seabeds and wiping out entire ecosystems while pair trawling is killing dolphins in their thousands.
• Nuclear disarmament and finding a solution to end nuclear contamination
• Preserving ancient rainforest
  80% of the world's ancient forests have already been destroyed or degraded. Industrial and often illegal logging is still destroying an area of ancient forest the size of a football pitch every two seconds. As a result the plants, animals and people that rely on these forests are under threat.

Greenpeace are committed to the principles of non-violence, political independence and internationalism and does not solicit or accept funding from governments, corporations or political parties. Greenpeace is funded by the voluntary donations of individual supporters, and on grants from foundations.

>> Help Greenpeace UK with a donation from just £3 per month