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Make a Carbon Zero Donation

Please help Cape Farewell by making a donation. Your support will help Cape Farewell raise awareness about climate change and achieve a cultural shift in attitudes and behaviour towards climate change.

Why Carbon Zero?

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Yes, I want to support the work of Cape Farewell

Donations to Cape Farewell will help support our ambitious and expanding national and international programme of activities.


How to Donate

Donate online by Credit or Debit card

Donate easily and safely online via our PayPal donations website. You don't have to have a PayPal account, simply select the option to donate using a credit or debit card.

Cheque

Please send a UK Sterling Cheque to:
Cape Farewell, The Science Museum's Dana Centre,
165 Queen's Gate, South Kensington, London SW7 5HD, England

Help Line

If you have any questions or problems making a donation please call Nina on
+44 (0)20 7620 6235 or email ninahorstmann@capefarewell.com.

Thank you for your support!

Corporate Sponsorship

If you’d like to receive more information about our corporate sponsorship opportunities please send an email to ninahorstmann@capefarewell.com.

Are you a UK Taxpayer?

Every donation receives a personal email thank you from us and we'll let you know how, if you are a UK taxpayer, we can claim an additional 25% from gov.uk.

Are you a US Taxpayer?

We work with CAFAmerica to enable US donors to obtain tax relief on a gift to us.  If you would like more information on making a donation from the US tax free please email ninahorstmann@capefarewell.com.

Heather Ackroyd and Dan Harvey, Stranded, 2005-2006
David Buckland, Icesheet, 2003
David Buckland, founder and director of Cape Farewell, in sub-zero kit during the 2005 expedition.
Youth crew head to shore in the zodiac during the 2007 Youth Expedition.
Siobhan Davies, Endangered Species, 2006 (still)
William Hunt, Earth, Wind and Fire, 2007 (still)
The Noorderlicht locked in ice at Tempelfjorden, just North of the 79th parallel, during the 2005 Art/Science Expedition.
View of the Noorderlicht in the icy waters around Spitsbergen during the 2003 expedition.
Ludvig Hammeken and Suba Subramaniam work with school children as part of Uummannaq Day at Southbank Centre, January 2009.
Gautier Deblonde, from The Svalbard Series, 2003-2005
Scientist Kathryn Clark sampling the river water in San Pedro during the 2009 Andes Expedition. Photographer: Ana Cecilia Gonzales-Vigil.
Amy Balkin in conversation with Simon Boxall during the 2007 Art/Science Expedition.
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Cape Farewell pioneers a cultural response to climate change.