"The aims of Paganlink are to make Pagan and magickal ways accessible to anyone who is seeking, and to promote links between the various paths. Paganlink does not promote any particular Pagan or magickal path -- it is multi-denominational in its approach." Here is a link to a list of Organisations you might be interested in.
-- [UK]

NB: The first time I visited this site, I couldn't read the font. All I saw was a lot of squares and the occasional triangle. If this happens to you, and like me you don't know what to do, try this:

Open you browser, click the TOOLS menu at the top of the page, choose INTERNET OPTIONS then click the ACCESSIBILITY button near the bottom of the box that opens up and tick IGNORE FONT STYLES SPECIFIED ON WEB PAGE and you should be able to view the site.

When you're finished remember to go back and untick the box.

"A searchable database consisting of links on topics related to magic, wicca, witches, witchcraft, witch trials, pagan religions, paganism, neo-paganism, archaeology, mythology, the Goddesses and Gods of the Celts, the Goddesses and Gods of Ancient Egyptians and spells to very general information."
-- [USA]

"Established in 1992 to hold an annual Pagan camping weekend in North Yorkshire (UK). We have held a Camp almost every year since; this year, we are holding two Camps in the North of England - one in early June, the other in early August. You can find more information here. In May 1994, we began publishing The Little Red Book, a listing of Pagan organisations, events, magazines, businesses, networking information etc. both in the UK and internationally. It is updated and republished quarterly."
-- [North Yorkshire, UK]

"The Pagan Federation was founded in 1971 to provide information on Paganism and to counter misconceptions about the religion. The Pagan Federation works for the rights of Pagans to worship freely and without censure."
-- [London, UK]

"Welcome to paganreligion.co.uk, home of APRIS - a UK and European organisation which campaigns for Acceptance of Pagan Religions In Society. Run by Pagans for Pagans, APRIS is the place to contact when needing a quiet word, or to add your support to the cause. Remember: freedom of religion means all religions.

The APRIS website is also the place to visit if you wish to network with other Pagans , look for deities in The DeityBase, or simply expand your knowledge of Pagan Religions - whether or not you follow a Pagan path. Blessed Be."
-- [Cheshire, UK]

"We are glad to offer you one of the most indepth and best community resources on the internet"
-- [USA]