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Greenpeace exists because this fragile earth deserves a voice. It needs solutions. It needs change. It needs action.
Major gifts make a significant contribution to Greenpeace’s work to campaign for the solutions to the climate and biodiversity crises and defend nature. Donors are partners in our mission to create a green and peaceful future.
Our planet faces many issues: rising sea levels, more extreme weather events, loss of biodiversity and social injustice. But together, we can overcome these challenges.
Major gifts play a vital role in Greenpeace’s campaigns. They make it possible to deliver ambitious plans and bold campaigns that will create the large-scale change needed to fix the root causes of the issues we face, not just the symptoms.
Greenpeace campaigns involve investigations into those who cause environmental damage; lobbying those in positions of power to take action for our planet; peaceful protest against environmental injustice; mobilising people to come together and demand change; and science and research that guide all of Greenpeace’s work.
Greenpeace is a people-powered organisation. We do not take money from governments or corporations and instead rely on the support of people like you – people who care about protecting the planet. That means we can always put the planet first.
By making a major gift, you will be partnering with Greenpeace as we build a greener, more peaceful world, together. You will receive personal updates from our dedicated team about how your gift is being used and the positive impact it is having for our planet. We will work together with you so you can be confident that your investment is a sound one.
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“We live in challenging times, in the midst of a global climate and biodiversity crisis. That means the work that Greenpeace does has never been more important. Major gifts make a huge difference in pushing forward the solutions to climate change and defending our natural world.
– Dr Russel Norman, Executive Director, Greenpeace Aotearoa