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Synchronicity Earth Living Endowment

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“Any charity will tell you- every pound of unrestricted funding is worth ten times that of restricted funds. At Synchronicity Earth, this means we can support our partners’ core costs, fill funding gaps, and support our partners flexibly with their changing needs. Combine this with the endowment model, so your donation provides long-term support and can grow over time- this is the most impactful way to donate.”

Adam Sweidan, Synchronicity Earth co-Founder and Chair of Trustees

The Synchronicity Earth Living Endowment provides an opportunity for a one-off donation investing in our shared vision of a flourishing future for people and wildlife.

How it works

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How it supports conservation

The freedom of the Living Endowment enables our team to allocate funding where it is most needed, fulfilling our long-term commitments to partners, allowing for flexibility where needs arise, and making it possible for us to explore and test new solutions.

This type of funding, unrestricted by project and therefore able to cover the ‘core costs’ for running an organisation, is the most valuable, sought-after type of support by non-profit organisations and has the greatest impact.

Our team closely monitors the needs of our programmes and partners as threats evolve and new conservation approaches emerge. Having unrestricted funding ensures we can support partners long-term as well as enabling us to grow and expand our programmes into some of the most vital areas of work.

Many of our partners require long-term core support which offers them the ability to maintain staff for longer (ensuring that skills, knowledge, and relationships which are built up over years continue to be developed and are not lost) and to carry out their work for long-term conservation impact, not purely for short-term gain.