What is WWF's Go Wild junior membership and what do I get?
An amazing club for kids aged 7-11 who love wildlife and care about the planet.
Welcome Pack
When you join the Go Wild junior membership, you’ll get a welcome pack stuffed with goodies to start your adventure with WWF. This includes a welcome booklet, 10 collectable animal cards, Go Wild pin badge, Go Wild pencil, members certificate, membership card, and a craft panda bookmark - all delivered in an exclusive Go Wild explorers’ box.
Magazines
That’s not all – you’ll get a 32-page magazine 4 times a year, jam packed with fun animal facts, loads of exciting crafts, activities, and puzzles! Your quarterly magazine also includes a double-sided poster, a paper-based craft and 5 collectable animal cards.
How much does WWF's Go Wild junior membership cost?
You can become a WWF Go Wild member from just £6 a month via Direct Debit, or from just £72 via a one-off payment. Your money could go further if you pay by Direct Debit as this supports our long-term planning and helps keep our administration costs down.
What age group is WWF's Go Wild junior membership & magazine suitable for?
Go Wild membership is aimed at children aged 7-11, but we also have younger and older members who enjoy the magazine. You can download our Winter 2023 issue here to try before you buy. We also have an adult membership.
How do I sign up for WWF's Go Wild junior membership?
Join Go Wild from just £6 a month if you pay via Direct Debit, or with a minimum one-off payment of £72. Your money could go further if you pay by Direct Debit as this supports our long-term planning and helps keep our administration costs down.
To sign up, select a donation amount on the website. Click 'Join now' and then complete your sign-up via our secure online checkout. At checkout you can choose to send as a gift and choose the address to send the welcome pack to.
When will my WWF Go Wild junior membership welcome pack arrive?
For deliveries within the UK, your pack should arrive within 2-3 working days, though please allow up to 5 working days due to ongoing Royal Mail delays. If you've chosen faster delivery, your pack should arrive within 2 working days if ordered before 12pm. If you live on an island or in the Highlands, your pack may take 1 - 2 days longer to arrive. You can also opt to cover the cost of your own postage and make your donation go even further.
For deliveries to Europe, please allow 21 working days.
For international deliveries outside of Europe, please allow 4-6 weeks.
From 1st January 2021, due to several new conditions applied to items sent from the UK to the EU and worldwide, a mandatory phone number is now required for all orders that will be delivered outside of the UK.
Deliveries outside of the UK may be susceptible to customs duty charges which are outside of WWF’s control. We ask that you make allowances for any charges that may be incurred as WWF cannot be held responsible. We cannot provide tracking for deliveries outside of the UK.
Please note, if you've purchased a membership as a gift, you can choose for it to be sent directly to you or to the gift recipient. If you choose have the gift sent direct to the recipient, you'll still receive a written confirmation of your purchase. This may arrive several days before the gift recipient’s membership pack arrives.
If you haven’t received your welcome pack within the suggested timeframe, please contact us on the details on our Contact Us Page and our Supporter Care team will be happy to help.
How much does delivery cost?
We offer free delivery to the UK but ask you to consider helping to cover postage costs with an optional £3 donation. Your pack will be sent within 2-3 working days - but allow up to 5 working days for it to arrive.
Deliveries to Europe cost £4.20 and can take up to 21 working days to arrive.
International deliveries outside of Europe cost £11.70 and can take up to 4-6 weeks to arrive.
From 1st January 2021, due to several new conditions applied to items sent from the UK to the EU and worldwide, a mandatory phone number is now required for all orders that will be delivered outside of the UK.
Deliveries outside of the UK may be susceptible to customs duty charges which are outside of WWF’s control. We ask that you make allowances for any charges that may be incurred as WWF cannot be held responsible. We cannot provide tracking for deliveries outside of the UK.
Please note, if you've purchased an adoption as a gift, you can choose for it to be sent directly to you or to the gift recipient. If you choose to have the gift sent directly to the recipient, you'll still receive a written confirmation of your purchase. This may arrive several days before the gift recipient’s pack arrives.
If you haven’t received your adoption pack within the suggested timeframe, please contact us through the details on our Contact Us Page and our Supporter Care team will be happy to help.
When will my WWF Go Wild junior membership magazines arrive?
How long will my WWF Go Wild junior membership last?
What are my payment options?
Direct Debit.
If you have a UK bank account, a Direct Debit is a great way to support us; regular gifts by Direct Debit mean charities have a consistent, predictable income, so we can plan and budget better across our conservation projects.
Please note, a Direct Debit is an ongoing payment. You can cancel at any time either through your bank or by letting us know on our Contact Us Page.
We are unable to accept Direct Debits from a non-UK bank account – please see our one-off payment option below.
One-off Payment.
You can set up a junior membership with a one-off payment – these start at a minimum of £72.00 and will ensure the membership runs for one year.
How is my WWF Go Wild junior membership spent?
The proceeds from a Go Wild membership are not restricted to particular conservation projects. 70% of our income goes towards on-the-ground conservation programmes and related work to tackle the biggest environmental threats to our world. Of the remainder, 22% is spent on fundraising and 8% on governance and monitoring systems which ensure we remain accountable; this includes administration costs and gifts in kind (e.g. free IT, etc)
How can I renew my Go Wild junior membership?
It’s great to hear that you’d like to continue supporting WWF through your Go Wild membership! Thank you. You can renew online here (https://support.wwf.org.uk/renewals) or by getting in touch with our friendly Supporter Care team here. Or you can take out a new Go Wild membership here.
How do I update my personal details, bank details, or contact preferences with you?
Thanks for keeping us up to date! Please see our Contact Us Page and if you scroll down a bit, you’ll see a list of our online forms. If you fill out the one that’s most in line with your query, we’ll get it all sorted and get back to you as soon as we can to confirm.
Alternatively, you’re welcome to give our friendly team a call on 01483 426333 (Monday to Thursday - 8am to 7pm | Fridays - 8am to 5pm | Saturdays - 10am to 4pm).
Please bear in mind that, due to Data Protection reasons, we may need the direct permission of the payer to make certain changes. If you’re unsure, just give us a call and we’ll advise you.
How do I get in touch with the Go Wild team if I want to send in a story or some artwork I’ve created?
We always love it when our Go Wild members get in touch. Whether it’s to share a craft or activity from one of our magazines, or to share some artwork or even fundraising, we sometimes even feature those that do get in touch in our Go Wild magazines! Just pop an email to GoWild@wwf.org.uk or get in touch via post to WWF-UK Go Wild magazine Living Planet Centre, Rufford House, Brewery Road, Woking, Surrey GU21 4LL. Please ask an adult before getting in touch.