Where to Donate to Support Peter Tatchell's Work

Updated

To support Peter Tatchell's work financially, use the donation page on the Peter Tatchell Foundation (PTF) website, not petertatchell.net. The personal site's home page directs readers to https://www.petertatchellfoundation.org/donate/ and describes the PTF as the body behind his work; the personal site itself gives no pricing, payment methods, or other donation mechanics.

Why the donation link goes to the PTF

petertatchell.net is Peter Tatchell's personal website. Its home page states that he is Director of the Peter Tatchell Foundation, that this is his personal site, and that views expressed there may not reflect those of the PTF. The same page asks readers to "consider a donation to support my work at the PTF" and links to the PTF donation page.

That separation matters for donors: the personal site is a publishing platform for his writing and campaigns, while the PTF is the organisation that receives and uses donations. Giving through the PTF link is the route the site itself points to.

What you can and cannot confirm from the site

Question What the site shows
Is there a donation link? Yes, to petertatchellfoundation.org/donate/
Which organisation receives donations? The Peter Tatchell Foundation
Are amounts, currencies, or payment methods listed? No
Is there any statement that donating is free or requires no account? No

Because the personal site does not describe amounts, currencies, payment platforms, or login requirements, check those details on the PTF donation page before giving. Do not assume a particular payment method or minimum amount from petertatchell.net alone.

What the work covers

The personal site's home page highlights current items including:

  • Hong Kong democracy leaders jailed for 7+ years
  • The Football Association urged to challenge a gay footballer ban
  • A new LGBT+ safehouse project in Uganda
  • A campaign report on the Seattle football World Cup 2026
  • West Midlands Police apologising for past homophobic persecution

These give a sense of what donations support: human rights advocacy, LGBT+ campaigns, and practical projects such as the Uganda safehouse. The site describes the PTF as the organisation through which this work is funded.

Practical steps

  1. Go to petertatchell.net and use the donation link on the home page, or open https://www.petertatchellfoundation.org/donate/ directly.
  2. On the PTF page, read the donation options, amounts, and payment methods shown there.
  3. If you want to know how funds are used before giving, review the PTF site's information about its work and projects.
  4. Keep the distinction in mind: donations go to the PTF, while petertatchell.net remains the personal site for his views and campaign updates.

If your aim is simply to follow the campaigns rather than give, the personal site's home page is the place to start; if your aim is to fund the work, the PTF donation page is the intended entry point.