John Aspinall

We can work with your business to create packages that promote and enhance your brand. Utilising your business skills or donating products, are simple ways of supporting us. At Port Lympne Reserve we take the stress out of planning your activities and enable you to support a fantastic cause. The Aspinall Foundation and our two partner Wild Animal Parks provide numerous opportunities for strategic and mutually beneficial corporate partnerships. We can work with your business to create packages that promote and enhance your brand as well as providing a wealth of employee and stakeholder rewards. These can include overnight stays at Port Lympne Reserve, free entry tickets and other unique hospitality benefits. There are so many ways for you to support The Aspinall Foundation which will demonstrate your commitment to conservation and the environment. An engaging way for everyone to unite and raise much needed funds. A priceless way for your employees to share their valuable skills and knowledge. An easy, tax-efficient way for your employees to support the causes they love. An impactful way to support our work and become part of conservation history. A unique opportunity to unite your entire company and demonstrate your commitment to an inspiring cause. The Aspinall Foundation manages projects in Africa, Asia and Europe, where, by concentrating on a keystone species in a certain area and protecting their habitat, all other life in that ecosystem gets to thrive. We carry out major conservation projects in Central Africa, Congo, Gabon, Java and Madagascar, as well as rescue and relocation operations in South Africa. provides supplementary feed for a gorilla living in the wild for one year. Our Facebook and Instagram audience (42.8k , 50.2k respectively), will be delighted to hear about our new partnership. See the value of your support by visiting Port Lympne and Howletts. Dedicated time for us to provide updates and share the impact of your support. We would like to thank all our existing corporate partners for their continued support. Without them we would not be able to continue our vital conservation work both here in the UK and across the world. Our ultimate aim is for wild animals in our care to live freely where they belong, in the wild. Conservation and reintroduction efforts are at the core of the Foundation’s thinking and planning, and should also be for all zoos globally.