Hampshire Search and Rescue

Hampshire Search and Rescue is a voluntary organisation working alongside the police in searches for vulnerable missing persons in Hampshire.

Registered charity 1174085 · South East

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Keep up the great work
£5 Julie Foster · 20 Nov
Thank you for all that you do. Spoke to you today while you were searching. Wonderful work x
£10 Lynda Collier · 17 Aug
In Memory of Marcia Mitchell
£10 Nicki Robertson · 9 Oct
Thoughts are with Marcia Mitchell’s family. Wishing you all treasured memories to stay within your hearts!
£10 Laura & Josh · 2 Oct
I loving memory of Marcia Mitchell. Thoughts are with Emma and family
£5 Brogan Mansbridge · 1 Oct
In memory of Marcia Mitchell. My thoughts are with you xx
£15 Lisa Read · 30 Sept
Remembering a very dear friend Marcia Mitchell. Rest in eternal peace, Marcia xx
£25 Pat and David Holmes · 30 Sept
Thinking of you all ❤️
£10 Lisa and Lilly · 30 Sept
In memory of the lovely Marcia Mitchell.
£10 Louise · 30 Sept
In memory of our friend Marcia Mitchell
£25 Sue & Richard Hobbs · 29 Sept
Marcia Mitchell
£15 Vivien Nessling · 28 Sept
In memory of Marcia Mitchell and with thoughts for all her loved ones x. Love from Simon, Yasmin, Guy & Blake x
£25 Simon · 28 Sept

About Hampshire Search and Rescue

Hampshire Search and Rescue (HANTSAR), a registered charity, is a Lowland Rescue team providing professionally trained volunteers to assist the police with searches for vulnerable missing people (such as children, the elderly or despondent). Set up in 2003, HANTSAR is staffed entirely by volunteers, both operational members who carry out the searches and support members who provide back-up with administration and fundraising activities. It has no paid staff. The charity receives no Government or other funding and is dependant on its own fundraising efforts. The charity relies heavily on the generosity of the general public to fund the running costs of its operational role. This cost currently stands at £24,000 per year.