Stonehaven Dolphin Research Trust is now a registered Charity Number SCO41083,
We are looking for members and volunteers to join and help run this recently formed charity also trustees

We are looking for people to help with raising money, organising charity events with administration skills in accountancy, good communication for presentations, we are seeking sponsorship and donations to help with funds towards a boat also scientific equipment for research photographic and sound equipment.

SDR Trust are looking for people of all groups of ages to help raise funding that will participate with fund raising events as in the way of marathons, fun run,s cycling marathons or climbing Ben Nevis, or if your really adventurous parachuting or even just organizing loacal events no matter how small.
SDR Trust are also looking for shops bunisess companies travel agents to donate items large or small for raffles to raise funds.also oil companies to donate money for this cause we will send in proposals for this purpose.
If you can help please contact me as below.

ian@stonehavendolphinresearch.co.uk
Home telephone 01569 763455
Mobile +44(0)7423060358
Ian Sim

My Great thanks to all the staff and pupils that donated from the Mackey Academy of Stonehaven a very unexpected and a very gratefully warm welcomed sum of £171.80 towards Stonehaven Dolphin Research Trust for vital research.
Many Thanks Again
Ian Sim

This cheque was kindly donated to the Stonehaven Dolphin Research Trust, a local Charity from Dunnottar Castle’s Custodian, Wendy Sylvester (right) and summer staff member, Hannah Harrison. Ian Sim (middle) is the Founder Member of Stonehaven Dolphin Research Trust. The amount of £303.00 came from Castle wishing well from the generosity of thousands of visitors that regularly visit the Castle. This is one wish that will come true for them. The proceeds will go towards to help the vital research of the bottle nose dolphins of these coastal waters of this area of the North East which are regularly seen all year round. Several sightings have been made at the Castle this year!