About Us
A Festival for Pagans & Witches
Although not a registered charity, the Festival for Pagans and Witches is not for profit. The festival council members are volunteers and do not take any money for the organisation and running of this festival.
Any profit made is put back into running the next festival and any profit remaining is donated to charitable causes that benefit the pagan community.
MAY 2024 CHARITY DONATIONS
Festival-goers had the opportunity to vote for charities to receive a share of Festival profits. The amounts donated are listed below:
Wishes 4 Kids (Eden's Fierce Fight) - £140
AFTD - £140
Act Against Bullying - £400
Childhood Cancer Parents Alliance - £530
Motor Neurone Disease Association - £640
Last Chance Ferret Rescue - £640
Little hearts Matter - £790
Godiva Voluntary Medical Responders - £790
Witchlets for Pagan Families - £790
Pagan Seminary - £790
Lennox Childrens Cancer Fund - £920
Pagan Aid - £1050
Retreat Animal Rescue - £1320
CRASAC - £1450
Refuge - £1580
Zoe's Place - £1980
Nuneaton & Warwickshire Wildlife Sanctuary - £2370
Fagan's Waif & Strays - £2760
Thank you to everyone who nominated charities and voted.
2023 - September Retreat
With profits from the May 2023 Festival the Festival Council chose 10 people, nominated by Festival-goers, who went on a wonderful retreat in the magical isle of Glastonbury with Paul and Titania from The Gypsy And The Witch.
This donation paid for all accommodation and food, group visits to Glastonbury Abbey, The Tor, Chalice Well and The White Spring, a Magickal evening candle lit psychic supper with personal readings in a exclusive witchy venue, a private group ceremony within the Goddess Temple to meet the Lady of Avalon with sacred sound, cleansing and journeying and a group mentoring workshop at The Goddess House for spiritual wellbeing and development.
One participant, who has been in touch to thank us, had been suffering from severe depression but this retreat has, "Changed her life!"