WEAR IT WILD FUNDRAISERS

This is where you can search for your school's fundraiser and make donations to Wear it Wild. Thank you for shining a spotlight on nature loss by Wearing it Wild this Earth Hour Schools Day and raising funds to regenerate nature!

Two students dressed up as animals for Wear it Wild, Earth Hour Schools Day

SEARCH FOR YOUR SCHOOL'S FUNDRAISER

Can't find your school?

It looks like your school hasn't registered for Wear it Wild just yet. Sign up today and help your class learn about nature and win great prizes along the way!
Taking part is easy
 – for a gold coin donation each, students can come dressed as their favourite animal. With Earth Hour lesson plans and wild fundraising ideas, students can learn about nature and help save it! If your school has registered, but you can't find it, let us know at earthhour@wwf.org.au

Casuarina Steiner School

$53

Emanuel School

$433

Eva Sloane

$12

Lisa Fry

$28

Mollie and Finn Ely

$6

Alfie & Rose King

$23

Fox & Minkq Bruni

$6

Billy Pitfield

$12

Cash donation

$17

Anonymous

$3

Your impact this Earth Hour

Earth Hour is an opportunity for students, teachers and communities to come together and raise funds to show their support for a healthy future for people and nature, and to support the conservation work of WWF-Australia and our partners.

A koala in a tree © WWF-Aus _ Adam Krowitz

$50

Can help plant more trees and create homes for thousands of native animals like koalas.

$100

Can help prevent poaching of tigers in Malaysia.

$250

Can help provide special nest boxes for greater gliders to survive in Australia's warming climate.

$500

Can help create safe corridors for whales by tracking migration routes, expanding marine sanctuaries and enforcing rules to reduce harm from ships and fishing nets.

LEARN MORE ABOUT WEAR IT WILD

Get to know the Wear it Wild community below!

WWF-Australia

As the seventh largest member of the WWF Network, WWF-Australia has a challenging brief. We're striving to conserve biodiversity in Australia and throughout the Oceania region.

Earth Hour

Wear it Wild is part of Earth Hour - the world's biggest movement for the environment! Each year, millions around the world come together to call for stronger action on climate change.