OUR CHARITY WORK
When you put down roots, so do we.
Working with our long-standing charity partner, Gloucestershire Wildlife Trust, we pledge to plant a tree in your name when your mortgage completes.
721
Trees planted
in the last 12 months
For every mortgage that completes, we’ll personally sponsor the planting of a tree in your name.
There’s nothing like the buzz of an accepted mortgage. But when you work with The Mortgage Branch, you’ll also get the glow of knowing you’ve done a good deed. Working with our long-standing charity partner, Gloucestershire Wildlife Trust, for every mortgage that completes, we’ll personally sponsor the planting of a tree in your name.
A free annual membership* to Gloucestershire Wildlife Trust, for every young family we help to buy a home.
The Mortgage Branch believes passionately in Gloucestershire Wildlife Trust’s dedication to a county with “more wildlife, more wild places and more people with a connection to the natural world”. And we play our own small part in passing on that philosophy, by offering a free annual membership* to Gloucestershire Wildlife Trust, for every young family we help to buy a home.
(* 1 year membership paid)
Gloucestershire Wildlife Trust is the largest nature conservation organisation in the county and is dedicated to protecting local wildlife for the future.
The Trust’s mission is to connect and improve Gloucestershire’s wildlife and wild places…
We have a vision where there is more wildlife, more wild places and more people with a connection to the natural world.
We own and manage more than 60 nature reserves across the county, all of which offer free access to visitors. 28,500 members in Gloucestershire support our work, with hundreds regularly volunteering time and commitment.
We inspire individuals and communities to appreciate the wildlife and wild places around them and to give more children the chance to love being outside. We hold more than 100 wild events each year across the county giving people the chance to get closer to wildlife.
But we all need to do more if we are to ensure that Gloucestershire continues to be rich in wildlife, and a place where people can find wild places on their doorstep.