We hope that you have enjoyed the woodlands we have created.  Some people have asked us if they can  support the work we do and there are several different ways to do that:
The NWT 200 Club is a great way to support our work. It's a small society lottery and costs £2 per month per ticket.  Click on the logo to the left for more information.
​Make a donation
If you would like to make a financial contribution, you can either use our JustGiving page or send a gift to our PayPal account.  JustGiving and PayPal take some fees but as our group is entirely voluntary, 100% of the amount we receive will be spent on maintaining and improving the woodlands. 

The yellow Donate button on the left will take you to PayPal

Cheques may be made out to Nettleham Woodland Trust and sent to The Treasurer, 5 Lodge Lane, Nettleham, LN2 2RS.  If you prefer to use online banking, please email [email protected] for details.
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JustGiving deal with Gift Aid donations made through them, but if you use one of the other methods and you pay UK tax, please download and complete the Gift Aid form and return it the Treasurer, see address above. Because we are a charity, the HMRC will give us an additional 25p for every £1 you donate. Our Charity number is: 1129705.
Memorials
Particular areas at ALNR are reserved as Memorial Woods.  Click on this button to find out about the NWT policy.  Use the contact form for questions
Do you have time to help with practical activities?  
There are occasional workdays when we tackle the jobs that need to be done to keep the woods in good order.  Use our Contact page to register your interest.
You can also help by recording your sightings in the woodland - send us photos of what you see.
How about joining the planning group?  
The NWT committee meet about six times a year to make decisions and plan for the future.  
NWT recently received £643 from Lincolnshire Co-op from our time as Community Champions in Nettleham store in late 2018. Thank to everyone who shopped in the Co-op and helped raise the money, which will go towards interpretation boards and nature trails in Monks Wood and Co-op Wood at Ashing Lane Nature Reserve, Dunholme.

THANK YOU!!
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