Camp Beagle is a grassroots animal rights protest group — the longest-running animal rights camp in the UK, and globally.
Since the summer of 2021 we have camped outside MBR Acres in peaceful protest, campaigning tirelessly to save the beagles bred for experimentation.
Everyone involved in Camp Beagle contributes their time, expertise, and dedication on a voluntary basis.
All donations, which are gratefully received, are used to cover the essential costs of running Camp Beagle and sustaining our relentless campaign to shut down MBR Acres for good.
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Camp Beagle Bank Account Details
You can use BAC’s from your bank account to make a one off donation which will not have any charges applied, so Camp Beagle gets 100% of your donation.
Sort Code: 30-99-50
Account No: 23845860
Account Name: Friends of CB
IBAN: GB80LOYD3099502384860
BIC: LOYDGB21287
You can also donate using Debit/Credit card, PayPal or Google/Apple pay
If you would like to donate monthly, you can set a standing order from your bank account or you can use this secure form provided by Donorbox. For their services, they do charge a small percentage.
Monthly donations are extremely valuable to the running of the camp, as they enable us to better plan and manage our regular expenditure on essentials such as food, water, gas, petrol and toilet services.
Easyfundraising
Did you know that you can help fund Camp Beagle without it costing you any money?
If you would like to organise a fundraising event or challenge please get in touch with at [email protected].
Here are a few examples of the many events and challenges that our supporters have organised to raise funds to keep the camp going and to help our campaign to close down MBR Acres and free the beagles.
Phil Michael performed 2000 pull and push ups to raise funds for our campaign to close down MBR Acres.
Lois, Georgie, Erica, Liv, and Beth took part in an 82ft abseil in the Mendip Hills, Somerset to raise vital funds for camp.
Jo Ebner and Mihaela Sorlea walked the whole length of the Circle Tube Line to both raise awareness and funds for the Camp Beagle campaign.