Current Funders
At Pembrokeshire Coast National Park Trust, our mission to protect and preserve the unique landscapes, wildlife, and cultural heritage of the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park is made possible through the generous support of our funders. Their contributions enable us to carry out vital conservation projects, engage communities, and inspire future generations to cherish this extraordinary environment. We are deeply grateful for the commitment of our funders, whose dedication helps ensure the long-term sustainability of this iconic National Park for all to enjoy.
Principality Future Generations Fund
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Thank you to the Principality Future Generations Fund for their generous donation of £14,280 towards our Next Generation project. This funding will enable us to support key elements of the project, including staffing (1 day a week), a residential trip, training, outdoor clothing, an iPad, and the creation of a video. Together, we are empowering the next generation to connect with nature and develop skills for a sustainable future.
Bluestone Community Fund
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Supported by the Bluestone Community Fund, this year’s Apple Pressing 2026 initiative has seen the purchase of a mains‑powered apple press, replacing older equipment and expanding community participation. This funding boosts safety and accessibility in our apple‑pressing workshops, helping schools, families and groups connect with nature, heritage apples and sustainable food production.
The Blakemore Foundation
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We’re grateful to the Blakemore Foundation for awarding us £100 towards new litter‑picking kit. This funding helps us equip volunteers with essential tools so they can safely and effectively keep our coastlines, paths and open spaces free from litter — making our National Park cleaner and more welcoming for wildlife and visitors alike. The Blakemore Foundation supports local charities and community groups across England and Wales with small monetary and in‑kind donations to benefit people and places in the communities they serve.
The Waterloo Foundation
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We are incredibly grateful for the support of The Waterloo Foundation, whose funding is enabling the continuation of our First 1000 Days early years outdoor play programme through to summer 2026. Their contribution helps us provide structured, sensory friendly outdoor play sessions for very young children and their families, including those navigating neurodevelopmental differences. This support offers stability while longer term funding is secured, ensuring families can continue to benefit from inclusive outdoor play opportunities that strengthen wellbeing and early development.
Town and Community Councils
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Several community councils showed their support for the work of the Pembrokeshire Outdoor Schools project in 2024 with generous donations from Haverfordwest Town Council, Scleddau Community Council, and Newport Town Council.
Friends of Pembrokeshire Coast National Park (FPCNP)
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We’re delighted to thank the Friends of Pembrokeshire Coast National Park for funding new dressing‑up costumes at Carew Castle. Their support helps bring history to life for children and families, enriching interactive experiences and play activities during events and family‑friendly programmes at the Castle —making visits even more engaging and memorable
Tesco Stronger Starts
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Thank you to Tesco Stronger Starts and to the members of the public who voted for us in-store at Pembroke Dock, Tenby, and Saundersfoot. Because of your incredible support, £1,500 has been donated to our Birds and Bees project, helping us to create and sustain vital habitats for pollinators and bird species across Pembrokeshire. Together, we’re making a real difference for wildlife!