Host a charity livestream for the places you love!
Content creators your stream can make a real difference! Why not share your passion for the natural world with your community and help build a future where nature thrives and humanity prospers. By joining WWF UK Wild-Livestreamers, you’re not just hosting a stream—you’re helping raise vital funds to bring our world back to life.
What can you do?
What can you do?
Through your love of content creation, you can get everyone behind you and stream your content online whilst raising money to help bring our world back to life. Choose one of our challenges below... or create your own!
Game like a Gorilla for 16hours 43 minutes – that’s 1,004 minutes, one for each mountain gorilla remaining in the wild.
Be a Tiger Twitch-er for 9hours – that’s 540 minutes, one for each Amur tiger estimated to be living in the forests of Russia.
Host a Big Night In for Nature - Get your community together and have a night full of nature themed content, whether that's playing wildlife based games, holding an animal quiz or creating wild beauty looks!
Get your digital assets
Here you will find our essential livestream fundraising resources. Scroll down to find our overlays, frames and panel!
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Be a WWF Wild Livestreamer like Eleeloo
Be a WWF Wild Livestreamer like Eleeloo
For my fundraiser I hosted a fun community livestream on Twitch. In preparation for it I created some fun photos of me wearing the WWF t-shirt that I was sent and created a frame of leaves around it with my own digital artwork. My viewers enjoy my art so I wanted to involve this in a few ways. I also drew butterflies which I hung around my room and could be seen on stream. Each time that I got a donation I would write the donator's name on a butterfly. I also had an art segment during the stream where donations over a certain amount could choose an animal for me to draw on one big page of animals, donations over a higher amount would then be entered into a competition to win a print of the finished art. We also played Mario Kart together for a few hours as a new wave of tracks had been added just the day before.
It went really well both in regards to it being a smooth and enjoyable experience and of how much we raised. This was my first ever charity stream on Twitch, and my channel is relatively small, so I was a bit anxious about whether we would have a good turn out or raise much. That being said, I had a lot of viewers, old and new, turn up. Whether they lurked, joined in with games or donated, it all helped and I am really grateful to each and every one of them.
Livestreaming FAQ'S
How do I sign up?
WWF UK uses Tiltify or JustGiving as our preferred fundraising platforms for charity streaming, to collect donations. You can click the buttons at the top of this page to go straight to their websites!
For using Tiltify:
- Visit www.tiltify.com/wwf-uk to create your WWF campaign
- Create an individual or team campaign
- Don’t forget to click “publish” when you’re ready to start collecting donations (don’t worry, you can edit your campaign later)!
- Link your Tiltify campaign to your overlay through Streamlabs, OBS or XSplit
- Add a Twitch panel that links to your Tiltify campaign
- Add fun creative milestones, donation incentives and rewards!
- Set a date (or several) for your stream/s
- Promote your charity stream on social media and tag @wwf_uk on X (formerly Twitter)
- During your stream, make sure to set your bot up to run a !charity or !donate command so your audience knows what you’re fundraising for and where to donate.
If you experience any issues with your set up please reach out to us via email at fundraising@wwf.org.uk
What can I stream?
You can stream anything you like video games, board games, art, make up, cooking or just chatting it’s up to you! Just remember that you’re streaming for a charity, so stick to Twitch’s Terms of Service and remind people why you’re streaming and why the cause matters to you.
When can I stream?
Anytime! You can fundraise and sign up whenever you want. We run around two special WWF streaming campaigns a year, but we are always ready to support charity livestreams throughout the year!
What should my fundraising target be?
Set a fundraising goal that feels achievable but meaningful to you, you can always increase it if you smash your target! On average, streamers usually raise around £200 per 1,000 Twitch followers. Some streamers who show their passion for the cause and have fun milestones and incentives can raise even more than that!
Where does the money go?
Although you are raising funds for WWF UK, the funds that are raised are unrestricted which means that they can be used across any of our global conservation programmes when and where they are needed the most.
How do I get in touch?
Got a question we haven't covered, feel free to drop us an email at fundraising@wwf.org.uk where will be more than happy to help!
