Skydive

Skydive for Charity

Take the leap for a kinder future for animals and humans.

Feel the rush as you soar 10,000 feet in a tandem skydive. This is your chance to experience an unforgettable adrenaline rush while making a real difference.

We have partnered with Skyline, a trusted skydive provider that handles all of the details from booking to briefing. With 17 jump sites across the UK you can choose a location and that is convenient for you.

Once you have signed up, our fundraising team will be on hand to support you throughout.

You’ll receive a free fundraising pack with helpful tips, inspiration, and everything you need to reach your fundraising target.

Raise a minimum sponsorship for your skydive

For a charity skydive, £70 will be required at registration (fee payable directly to Skyline) and commit to raising a minimum of £395. Once you have registered, we will send your fundraising pack, including your free Replacing Animal Research t-Shirt.

Pay for your own skydive with no minimum sponsorship

There is no minimum sponsorship target if you have paid for your own skydive. You’ll still get the same level of support from us as a charity skydive jumper, just let us know you have secured your own jump.

Why skydive for Replacing Animal Research?

Whether you choose to pay for your own dive or fundraise to cover the cost, we’ll support you every step of the way.

You’ll receive:

Fundraising pack with ideas to help maximise your fundraising
A Replacing Animal Research T-shirt
The chance to join a team meeting and see how your support drives real change
Full support and encouragement from our team

Every dive helps us move one step closer to a world where research doesn’t rely on animals – take the leap for a kinder future for animals and humans!

Have a question? Get in touch! We’d love to chat.

Skydive for Charity

There are two fundraising options for your skydive:

Raise a minimum sponsorship for your skydive

Pay for your own skydive with no minimum sponsorship

Why skydive for Replacing Animal Research?

Other ways to get involved