Butterfly Conservation joins The Goodwill Partnership

Butterfly Conservation, the UK charity dedicated to saving butterflies and moths, join The Goodwill Partnership with immediate effect.

Butterflies and moths are key indicators of a healthy environment, they connect us to nature, contribute to our wellbeing and are loved by many. The aim of Butterfly Conservation is to halt and reverse the widespread species declines of butterflies and moths in the UK. Making best use of their resources, conservation is focused on those species most under threat either because they are very rare or in long-term decline. Butterfly Conservation’s desire is to ensure butterflies and moths are around for future generations to enjoy.

Gifts in Wills are hugely important to Butterfly Conservation and make a crucial contribution to their work. By partnering with The Goodwill Partnership, Butterfly Conservation can offer Will-writing services to their supporters and volunteers. There is no obligation for anyone using this service to leave a gift to Butterfly Conservation, but it is hoped that the initiative will help raise additional funds for Butterfly Conservation to continue to create healthy, resilient landscapes that provide butterflies and moths with a future.

Julie Williams CEO of Butterfly Conservation explains. Gifts in wills release the power and potential to make lasting change to the future of butterflies and moths. Our environment is facing enormous challenges and needs help to keep butterflies and moths thriving for future generations to enjoy. We are extremely pleased to be involved with the partnership allowing us to offer a reliable and easy way to ensure the things that matter to us now, will be in safe hands and that butterflies and moths have a home in the future.

Mark Jackson, Co-Founder of The Goodwill Partnership says: “Butterfly Conservation is a fantastic charity making a huge difference to Butterfly conservation in the UK and we are delighted to be partnering with them”.

Gifts in wills release the power and potential to make lasting change to the future of butterflies and moths...