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The threats to our planet are big – and are becoming increasingly urgent. It’s only because of our supporters that we can continue to confront them – and win.

Major gifts have a significant impact on our ability to win these battles – and we see our major donors as critical partners in our work.

If you entrust us with a major gift, we will ensure you are kept well-informed about the impact of your support by a named contact – so you can be confident that an investment in Greenpeace really is a sound investment in our planet’s future.

If you would like to discuss giving a potential major gift, please contact Graham Gilby:

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Want to give tax effectively?

Explore options for tax-efficient donations via the Greenpeace Environmental Trust, our registered charity. The Greenpeace Environmental Trust supports Greenpeace’s core campaign work, but only by funding activities that fall within the guidelines of the Charity Commission.

How we are winning

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Banning microbeads to protect our oceans

The UK government announced the strongest ban on microbeads the world has seen to date. This follows a petition signed by 385,000 people and campaigning together with our coalition partners: Environmental Investigation Agency, Flora & Fauna International and Marine Conservation Society.
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Fighting for sustainable tuna fishing practices

It took two years of relentless campaigning and nearly 700,000 concerned people from around the world to get tuna giant Thai Union to clean up its act.
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Preventing deforestation caused by palm oil production

Our campaigning led to HSBC triggering an investigation into a palm oil company with plans to clear a huge area of pristine forest in Indonesia.
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Stopping Shell's Arctic drilling plans

After 3 years of campaigning Shell announced that it is backing out of drilling in the Alaskan Arctic.