Top tips Getting started. Your one-stop guide to fundraising success
|
|
- Ethelbert McGee
- 5 years ago
- Views:
Transcription
1 Top tips Getting started Your one-stop guide to fundraising success
2 You can fight dementia with a bake sale, a baked bean bath or even a body wax! # IFIGHT DEMENTIA Get fit and have fun with a danceathon. Lace up for a fun run, a marathon or something in between. Glam up with a sponsored glitter eyebrows day. Hold an office sports day, complete with egg & spoon and three-legged races. Hold a good old fashioned bake-off, because who doesn t like cake?! Fundraise on two wheels with a sponsored bike ride. Take the plunge in a timeless classic - the baked bean bath. Go head to head in a quiz, which wouldn t be complete without a raffle! Fire up the barbie with a summer party for friends, family and colleagues. Dust off your walking boots and join one of our organised UK or overseas hikes. Once you ve decided how you ll fundraise, create a fundraising page online or use your sponsorship form then ask your friends, family and colleagues to sponsor you! You can find more fundraising ideas and support at /AlzheimersResearchUK Registered charity numbers and SC042474
3 We needed heroes like you Start here 3
4 Prevention, treatment, cure You ll give us the power to fund vital research into dementia. Thank you. There are 850,000 people in the UK living with dementia. By 2040 that number is expected to rise to over 1.5 million. That s why every minute of research is so important. Because only research will defeat dementia and stop it destroying so many lives. No other UK dementia charity puts more money into research than Alzheimer s Research UK. And it s working. The discovery of genes that influence the risk of Alzheimer s has revolutionised our understanding of this disease and could lead to potential new treatments. But we mustn t stop now. 140 Right now, people like you are helping to fund around 140 vital research projects at universities across the UK. 66m Since 1997 we ve committed over 66m to dementia research. 15 We support 15 research centres and over 1,000 researchers around the UK. Dementia. The facts. Many people think dementia is a natural part of ageing but this is not the case. Dementia is caused by diseases of the brain. It is a word used to describe symptoms that occur when brain cells stop working properly. Alzheimer s disease is the best-known and most common cause of dementia and accounts for around two-thirds of cases in the UK. Common symptoms of dementia include the gradual loss of memory, decline in communication skills and difficultly with thinking and reasoning. As the condition progresses many people struggle with everyday tasks such as feeding and dressing themselves. In the latter stages they may become unable to move, communicate or swallow and need 24 hour care. We need to find a cure. Chris Graham, 40, knows how much dementia can affect a whole family. His dad, aunt, cousin and granddad all died of early-onset Alzheimer s in their 40s. Now his 43-year-old brother has it, and Chris has discovered he has the faulty gene too. We need to find a cure, says Chris, who completed a mammoth 16,000 mile cycle ride in North America to raise money for Alzheimer s Research UK. We ve got a man to the moon, why can t we cure this? With your support we can defeat dementia. Thank you for everything you are doing. Through research, we can understand the causes of dementia, which is essential if we are to develop new treatments and find ways to prevent it too. To find out more about dementia, order our free booklet All about dementia, or visit alzheimersresearchuk.org 4 5
5 Getting started Every pound counts Where the money goes and why every pound makes a difference. 10 could buy 100 microscope slides, which are essential and used every day by scientists studying dementia. 50 will help run our Dementia Research Infoline for two hours, helping to improve the lives of people living with dementia. 300 will pay for a high-tech brain scan for a patient involved in a research study, tracking the effectiveness of new drug treatments and improving diagnosis. 2,200 supports the team of one of our top scientists a senior research fellow for a whole week. This week could be what their team needs to make a vital breakthrough. 20 pays for ten of our GP information packs, sending dementia information to doctors surgeries around the UK. 125 will help scientists to map 5,000 genes in minute detail, unlocking the secrets of genetics and identifying new ways to prevent or treat dementia. 650 will help researchers extract and analyse the DNA from 250 blood samples, helping identify new genes that alter the risk of dementia, and provide vital clues for treatment. 21,000 will pay for an advanced microscope to allow scientists to identify and track crucial proteins in brain samples essential to spotting new ways to stop the damage sustained during dementia. Getting started Want to help us defeat dementia? We ve got some great ideas to power you on. 6 7
6 Individual events Setting yourself an individual challenge is a classic route to fundraising success. With friends and family Together, you re a powerful team. Ask for a donation instead of presents on your birthday or special occasion. Run, cycle, walk, swim From the London Marathon to Great North Run and Velothon Wales, you ll find details of loads of events you can take part in at alzheimersresearchuk.org/events We have places in some events, or simply run, walk, swim or cycle for us at any event where you have your own place. Challenge yourself; walk 10,000 steps every day for a month or ride from London to Paris in your spin class. Sell your unwanted items on ebay to raise money. Hold a fashion, films and food night themed with your favourite decade. Will it be 60s, 70s, 80s or 90s? Host a wine, beer or cheese tasting night. Organise a local sponsored walk, ask your neighbours and colleagues to join you. Hold a bake off, cake sale or coffee morning. Raising money the yummy way. It s a piece of cake. Give up alcohol, coffee, chocolate (or something else you like!) for a period of time. In a group Already involved with a group or club? Fundraise with them and you ll be united in the fight against dementia. You can get yourself sponsored to do just about anything! I want to get the word out to as many people as I can. This is a really important cause for my family. Golfer Oliver Walmsley (above) pledged to make a donation to Alzheimer s Research UK for every birdie he plays in a year. Organise a fundraising ball or hold an auction of promises. Hold a collection in your area or wash cars for donations. Organise a Britain s Got Talent-style competition and show. Get sporty with a golf day, rugby match or tennis tournament. Put on a dance, yoga or Aerobic-a-thon Organise a Trivia Quiz, with people paying to take part. Fundraising with friends is a great way to make sure you have a lot to fun too. 8 9
7 At work Fundraising at work is a great way to have fun with colleagues. Get everyone in the office to donate their last hour s pay for the month or year. Organise a sweepstake for a big sports event. Guess the baby - everyone brings a picture of themselves as a baby and people pay to guess who s who. Set up a treasure hunt around your office, building or business park. Charge people or teams to enter and give a small prize. Arrange a Friday afternoon beer or sweets trolley and donate the profits. Hold a Double Denim Day, Onesie or Waistcoat Wednesday or Christmas Jumper Day and charge people to dress in your chosen theme. Set up a tardy box and charge colleagues 1 whenever they are late for a meeting. There s loads more great fundraising ideas for the workplace at alzheimersresearchuk.org/corporateresources Already know how you want to raise money? Simply skip to page 14 for top tips. I decided to support Alzheimer s Research UK because my dad was diagnosed with Alzheimer s five years ago, and the disease turned his life upside down. Nick Gowan organised a mountain biking challenge in the Alps where riders climbed the height of Everest: The challenge originally started as something I was going to do by myself last year, but in the end about 20 friends volunteered to take part with me. We tackled the height of Everest and had a great time. This year I really wanted to widen it out to people of different skill levels to try to get lots more people involved. 10 Photo: Tristan Shu 11
8 Top tips top tips Alzheimer s Research UK is the driving force behind dementia research in the UK. Without their drive, passion and commitment to research, the challenge of dementia would be even greater. Helpful hints to give your fundraising an extra boost. It s going to be great! Professor John Hardy FRS, University College London, whose pioneering genetic discoveries have changed the face of dementia research
9 10 top tips for fundraising success You ve decided what you want to do. Fantastic! Here are some helpful tips to power you on. Prepare a plan See our handy checklist on page 18 with tips on planning. Keep it simple and start planning early to give yourself as much time as possible. It s going to be great! Set a target Setting a target motivates people to support you. Be ambitious but realistic and set an amount that feels right for you. Every single pound will help defeat dementia. If you like a real challenge, our Target 1200 club is for people who aim to raise 1,200 in a year. Visit alzheimersresearchuk.org/ fundraising/target-twelve-hundred to find out how to get started, and how we can support you too. Creating a budget Will there be any costs? If so, creating a simple budget at the outset is a good way to make sure your event makes a healthy profit. Online fundraising pages Setting up a personal online fundraising page makes it easy for people to support you. Go to Virgin Money Giving (uk.virginmoneygiving.com) and search for Alzheimer s Research UK. Set yourself a target, tell people what you re doing, and why you ve chosen to raise money for us. People will be much more interested if they know your story. Add a picture to your page and keep it updated it with progress reports. Share your page through your social media networks. Explain why dementia is such an important issue and the impact donations will have. After the event, keep your page open for a while. Donations will carry on coming in after the event when everyone sees how well you ve done. Helpful hint Make sure people tick the Gift Aid box on the sponsor form, or online. It means the government adds 25% to your donation, at no extra cost to you. Continued I would dearly love to see new treatments found. Sophie Howarth, 28, supports Alzheimer s Research UK because of her gran, Violet, 88, who has lived with vascular dementia for six years. My experience of caring for Gran has made me determined to do everything I can to raise awareness of dementia, says Sophie. I would dearly love to see scientists find new ways to prevent and treat dementia, to stop other families going through the same as us
10 10 top tips for fundraising success Order your merchandise We ve a range of Alzheimer s Research UK posters, stickers, t-shirts, running vests, banners, buckets and more to make your event look really special. If you d like any of these items, please place your order at least three weeks in advance. You can order online at alzheimersresearchuk.org/supporter-orders Helpful hint If you have a friend who s good at photography, ask them to take a picture of you preparing for your event to send to the local paper too. Spread the word Family and friends are a good place to start but don t forget neighbours, colleagues and people you know through school and social activities too. However you ask for support, make sure you explain why you have chosen to raise money for Alzheimer s Research UK and how much difference their support will make (see page 6). Share on social media Don t forget to spread the word on Facebook, Twitter and other social media. See the letter that came with this pack for details of how to contact us. Don t forget to add #TeamARUK to your Tweets to help us find you. Helpful hint If you have a birthday or other special event coming up you could ask friends and family to contribute to your Alzheimer s Research UK fund, instead of giving you a present. Sending money to power research A crucial step don t forget to send us the money you ve raised! If you ve raised money though an online page it will come to us automatically. If you re not using an online page, cheques should be made out to Alzheimer s Research UK and sent to Alzheimer s Research UK, 3 Riverside, Granta Park, Cambridge CB21 6AD. If you d prefer, it s simple and easy to pay by bank transfer, call or fundraising@alzheimersresearchuk.org to get our bank details. Every single pound you send will fund vital research to defeat dementia. Keep in touch with us Please tell us what you are planning and send us pictures too! You ll find the contact details of our local fundraising manager on the letter that came with this pack. We can add your event to our Supporters events section of our website and mention it on social media too, if you d like us to. Helpful hint Ask your employer if they would consider matching any money you raise, as part of their commitment to the community. Use your collection box Why not order a cardboard collection box from our website and put it somewhere really prominent, such as in your kitchen or company reception. It s bound to scoop up lots of spare coins to help in the fight against dementia. You can also order plastic collecting boxes and buckets to raise money at your event (see top tip number 5, opposite). But don t forget, if you re holding a street collection you ll need a licence from your council. It s great to know the money will make a real difference. Dave Golder, 47, wore a different pair of trainers every day for an entire year to boost funds for Alzheimer s Research UK. A self-confessed footwear addict, Dave has over 30 pairs of his own but relied on family, friends and work colleagues to loan him enough to see him through the year. A friend asked me how much money I d wasted on trainers, says Dave, and it got me thinking how I could turn my collection into something more useful. After the event... After you ve finished and raised fabulous funds, the most important thing is to say THANK YOU to everyone who supported you. Let people know it s still not to late to make a donation too. Many people donate even after the event, if they weren t able to come on the day and once they ve seen the great work you ve done. 16 Photo: Bath Chronicle 17
11 Your handy fundraising checklist Because even heroes need a helping hand to remember everything. Decide how you want to raise money (see page 8-10 for helpful tips). Share your story through your social media networks. Make a list of people you plan to ask for support (for example friends, family, colleagues, neighbours). Get in touch and tell us your plans. We would love to support you. Set up your online fundraising page (if you are using one) and share it. Order your Alzheimer s Research UK merchandise at least three weeks in advance. You re amazing! Tell friends, family and colleagues why you are fundraising and how they can support you. Collect money using your sponsorship form, collecting box and/or online page. T H A N K S Remind people to Gift Aid their donation. We can get an extra 25p for every 1 donated, at no extra cost to you. After the event carry on fundraising. People will still donate if they haven t already. After the event you can relax and enjoy knowing you re making a massive difference in the fight to beat dementia. 18
12 My dad lived with dementia and it s been amazing to perform with such a positive focus to raise money for the research experts. Karen, 52, who was inspired by her dad to start playing the accordion as a child, performed all over the UK for Alzheimer s Research UK. Alzheimer s Research UK 3 Riverside Granta Park Cambridge CB21 6AD Telephone enquiries@alzheimersresearchuk.org alzheimersresearchuk.org Registered charity numbers and SC042474
13 Sponsor me today and help me power dementia research. Please help me raise Name Tel Name of event Event date Full name Postcode House number/name and street Town Amount Gift Aid Paid Mary Example ABC Example Street Exampleton Please make sure each person fills in their own details and the amount they donated Page no. of pages Total on this page Sponsors don t forget to Gift Aid By ticking the box headed Gift Aid I confirm that I am a UK tax payer and would like all my donations, past, present and future to Alzheimer s Research UK to be treated as Gift Aid donations. I understand that if I pay less Income Tax and/or Capital Gains Tax in the current tax year than the amount of Gift Aid claimed on all my donations it is my responsibility to pay any difference. (Office use only) Date received Tax reclaimable Non Gift Aid donation total Gift Aid donation total
14 Full name Postcode House number/name and street Town Amount Gift Aid Paid Mary Example ABC Example Street Exampleton Please make sure each person fills in their own details and the amount they donated Page no. of pages Total on this page Alzheimer s Research UK, 3 Riverside, Granta Park, Cambridge CB21 6AD Telephone enquiries@alzheimersresearchuk.org Registered charity numbers and SC042474
This guide is packed with everything you need...
This guide is packed with everything you need......to join the Dementia Revolution, including tips to kick-start your fundraising, personal stories that highlight why your efforts this year are so important,
More informationyou make the difference Beating blood cancer since 1960 bloodwise.org.uk
you make the difference Beating blood cancer since 1960 bloodwise.org.uk welcome to our team Thank you so much for choosing to support Bloodwise. With your support we will beat blood cancer. We don t get
More informationBullying UK Fundraising Pack
Bullying UK Fundraising Pack Raise money to help stop bullying in the UK Help us support the victims of bullying We want to show you how our work supports young people and families affected by bullying,
More informationFantastic fundraising ideas
Fantastic fundraising ideas Get inspired. Raise money. Help us save lives. Thank you for joining us Right now, breast cancer is at a tipping point. More women are surviving. But more are being diagnosed
More informationYour guide to fundraising
Your guide to fundraising What we do Acorns Children s Hospice provides care, support, fun and laughter for life limited and life threatened babies, children and young people and support for their families.
More informationWelcome to The Principle Trust Children s Charity
Fundraising Guide Welcome to The Principle Trust Children s Charity What We Do The Principle Trust Children s Charity provides free holidays to local disadvantaged children & their families, particularly
More information#TheGreatRow2019. Fundraising inspiration. Together we will beat cancer
Fundraising inspiration FebROWary Hello! Thank you so much for signing up to take part in The Great Row 2019 in support of Cancer Research UK. The money you raise will help to fund our life-saving research
More informationThank you. Fundraising checklist. Meet Calum
Fundraising guide Thank you Fundraising checklist On behalf of all the children who will be helped by the research due to your fundraising efforts, thank you so much for supporting our pioneering children
More informationSWEATEMBER FUNDRAISING PACK TOGETHER WE WILL BEAT CANCER
FUNDRAISING PACK TOGETHER WE WILL BEAT CANCER FUNDRAISING IDEAS You ve taken the plunge, signed up and are ready to take on Sweatember, the 30-day exercise challenge. What next? We re here to help make
More informationSummer Fundraising Guide
Summer Fundraising Guide Help us save lives now I want to understand breast cancer better to find new ways to treat it. You can help me. This Summer, we re challenging you to reach out to your friends,
More informationYour guide to becoming a fundraising hero. All the information, inspiration and motivation you ll need to get started.
All the information, inspiration and motivation you ll need to get started. Your guide to becoming a fundraising hero www.medicalresearchfoundation.org.uk Thank you! We would like to take this opportunity
More informationextraordinary fundraising
Your toolkit for extraordinary fundraising We hope this pack inspires you and helps with your fundraising How to donate Once you have finished fundraising and collected all the money, then donating it
More informationguide to fundraising Good Friday Appeal Fundraising Guide
Your guide to fundraising 1 Contents 3 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 Thank you The Hospital in numbers 5 easy step to fundraising Fundraising ideas What your fundraising supports Online fundraising Meet our
More informationFUNDRAISERS MEDAL WINNING. FOR CANCER RESEARCH UK Take inspiration from all the sport this summer and go for gold with your fundraising.
MEDAL WINNING FUNDRAISERS FOR CANCER RESEARCH UK Take inspiration from all the sport this summer and go for gold with your fundraising. Let s beat cancer sooner IT S ALL IN THE PREPARATION Don t fall at
More informationSt Luke s Cheshire Hospice
St Luke s Cheshire Hospice 25th Anniversary Fundraising Guide St Luke's Cheshire Hospice, Grosvenor House, Queensway, Winsford, Cheshire, CW7 1BH Phone: 01606 555697 Email diane_eeley@stlukes-hospice.co.uk
More informationWALK FOR A WORLD WITHOUT DEMENTIA
WALK FOR A WORLD Thank you for giving hope to millions of husbands, wives, families and friends. Thank you for believing that together we can make a difference so big, that one day, no one will have to
More informationCHALLENGE EVENT Welcome Pack
CHALLENGE EVENT Welcome Pack Thank you for taking on a challenge! We know it s not easy for anyone to tackle a marathon, climb a mountain or even a Skydive! that s why we think you are amazing for doing
More informationRunning support pack. against dementia. alzheimers.org.uk
Running support pack United run against dementia alzheimers.org.uk Welcome Thank you for signing up to run for Alzheimer s Society - it s great to have you on the team! With your support we can continue
More informationFUNDRAISING HELP PACK. Registered Charity
FUNDRAISING HELP PACK www.cancerbrowndog.co.uk Registered Charity 1111550 Ask Family and Friends to make regular donation All you need to do is: 1. Pursade your friends and family that brown dog is a great
More informationContact the Elderly Fundraising Guide
Contact the Elderly Fundraising Guide About Contact the Elderly We are dedicated to relieving the acute loneliness and isolation of older people aged 75 and over who live on their own One Sunday a month
More informationHello! Make a difference today
Hello! Make a difference today e The Fundraising Team Milton Keynes University Hospital NHS Foundation Trust Standing Way Eaglestone Milton Keynes MK6 5LD c 01908 997316 m E fundraising@mkuh.nhs.uk www.mkhospital.nhs.uk
More informationStep it up this summer
Step it up this summer To complete your 1 Million Step Challenge you ll need to cover more than 10,000 steps every day for over three months. Whether you walk it, jog it, skip it or dance it, the 1 Million
More information2018/2019. The Luton and Dunstable Hospital Charitable Fund is a registered charity in England and Wales number:
2018/2019 The Luton and Dunstable Hospital Charitable Fund is a registered charity in England and Wales number: 1058704 Thank you for supporting the Luton and Dunstable University Hospital Charitable Fund.
More informationCelebrating. Anniversary!
Life beyond the streets through education Celebrating our10 th Anniversary! Fundraising pack to celebrate 10 years of supporting street children in Uganda through education About Amazing Children Uganda
More informationWelcome to our Global Team
Welcome to our Global Team THANK YOU Welcome to our global team of fundraisers fighting MS. Your support will help us bring together the research and work of MS organisations around the world to improve
More informationFUNDRAISING CHARITABLE FUND
FUNDRAISING T H E R OYA L O R T H O PA E D I C H O S P I TA L CHARITABLE FUND With a rich history spanning over 200 years, we ve had some help along the way. Why not help us by fundraising for the hospital,
More informationradiocity.co.uk/superhero
In aid of radiocity.co.uk/superhero Alder Hey Children s Charity registered number 1160661 Contents page 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 12 15 16 17 About Superhero Day Alder Hey Children s Charity What your cash could
More informationLet us inspire you to fundraise
Let us inspire you to fundraise Have fun and help us save horses like Dora... When we found one year old Dora she was chained to a fence, with very poor grazing and no water or shelter. She barely had
More information#Raise100 for single parent families
#Raise100 for single parent families Welcome to Team Gingerbread Thank you for registering to take part in #Raise100. In 2018, Gingerbread turned 100 years old - that s a whole century dedicated to improving
More informationFUNDRAISERS MEDAL WINNING. FOR CANCER RESEARCH UK Take inspiration from all the sport this summer and go for gold with your fundraising.
MEDAL WINNING FUNDRAISERS FOR CANCER RESEARCH UK Take inspiration from all the sport this summer and go for gold with your fundraising. Let s beat cancer sooner IT S ALL IN THE PREPARATION Don t fall at
More informationFundraising for Age Cymru Swansea Bay
Fundraising for Age Cymru Swansea Bay Thank you Thank you for choosing to support Age Cymru Swansea Bay. Every penny that is raised by you will help us to continue providing our free services to older
More informationFIGHT PROSTATE CANCER
TEA FOR VICTORY ORGANISER S INFORMATION PACK FIGHT PROSTATE CANCER Tea needs you! Thank you for organising a Tea for Victory party. This pack contains tips and information that will help you grab your
More informationNational Bandanna Day Fundraising Guide
National Bandanna Day Fundraising Guide THANK YOU! Cancer is different in a young person s world, and in this year alone, 23,000 young people will have their world turned upside down by a cancer diagnosis.
More informationYour guide to THE BIG PINK. How will you PINK yours?
Your guide to THE BIG PINK How will you PINK yours? THANK YOU for signing up to hold A BIG PINK We want to make it as easy as possible, to get you ready for your Big Pink, where every wonderful person
More informationRun towards a healthier you
Welcome pack Run towards a healthier you How to conquer Run26. Run26 is going to be your way to a healthier you. To complete it you ll need to run 26.2 the full marathon distance in your own time during
More informationGuide to Fundraising
Guide to Fundraising WWW.NWCR.ORG Welcome to the team Thank you for choosing to support North West Cancer Research. As the leading cancer charity in the North West and North Wales, we have funded over
More informationThe Malaghan Institute Fundraising Pack
1 The Malaghan Institute Fundraising Pack Research is our Journey. Cure is our Destination. 2 Thank you Fundraising for the Malaghan Institute is a fun and rewarding way for community groups, schools,
More informationWorkplace Fundraising Pack
Workplace Fundraising Pack Thank you for supporting us The STV Children s Appeal is all about helping young people affected by poverty in Scotland. Poverty can mean many things. For some children in Scotland
More informationTeam King s Health Partners
Team King s Health Partners Some numbers... 3 cheer points London Bridge, Canary Wharf and Embankment 50 volunteer cheerers 62 runners in the team so far 100 runners we hope to have by Marathon day Over
More informationA GUIDE TO FUNDRAISING. arthritisresearchuk.org
A GUIDE TO FUNDRAISING arthritisresearchuk.org EVERYDAY FREEDOM FROM THE LIMITS OF ARTHRITIS At Arthritis Research UK, we invest in breakthrough treatments, the best information and vital support for everyone
More informationFundraising Pack. How to make the most of your fundraising
Fundraising Pack How to make the most of your fundraising Welcome! So, you ve signed up to cycle from London to Paris for Hannahs. You ve also decided to raise money to support the work that we do. Thank
More informationSteps to fundraising success
Fundraising Pack Steps to fundraising success Raising money for Theirworld is easier than you might think. There are loads of fun ways to collect donations or gain sponsorship, and in this pack there are
More informationSaddle Up 4 Skeggy Challenge. Welcome Pack. Thank you for taking on the Saddle Up 4 Skeggy Cycle challenge!
Saddle Up 4 Skeggy Challenge Welcome Pack Thank you for taking on the Saddle Up 4 Skeggy Cycle challenge! We know it s not easy.that s why we think you are amazing for doing so! This pack is designed to
More informationThe time to fundraise is
The time to fundraise is Challenge Events Fundraising Guide Right now, breast cancer is at a tipping point More women are surviving breast cancer. But more are being diagnosed than ever before. And every
More informationALCOHOL CONCERN S. Your chance. Our aim to start a new conversation about alcohol Your challenge to go booze free for 31 days
WELCOME TO ALCOHOL CONCERN S DRY JANUARY 2015 Your chance Our aim to start a new conversation about alcohol Your challenge to go booze free for 31 days Last year more than 17,300 people signed up to Alcohol
More informationSponsored Events Pack
Sponsored Events Pack Inside this pack you will find everything you need to raise money for St John of Jerusalem Eye Hospital Group Saving Sight, Changing Lives Thank you for fundraising for St John of
More information2018 Pedal for Scotland
2018 Pedal for Scotland Thank you for supporting us We can t thank you enough for taking part in Pedal for Scotland and supporting the STV Children s Appeal, which is dedicated to helping children affected
More informationHOMEMADE or
Homemade HOMEMADE The great thing about having your own event is that you can do it whenever, however and with whoever you want! Freedom from Torture will be with you every step of the way to make sure
More informationfundraising Your guide Mr. Men Little Miss Copyright 2016 THOIP (a Sanrio company). All rights reserved. Registered Charity No.
Your fundraising guide Mr. Men Little Miss Copyright 2016 THOIP (a Sanrio company). All rights reserved. Registered Charity No. 298405 Thankyou! Contact us If you would like any additional materials, or
More informationBe Part of the. Action. Your guide to fundraising
Be Part of the Action Your guide to fundraising Be Part of the Action If you re reading this, you re on your way to becoming Part of the Action and helping the 11 MILLION PEOPLE affected by deafness, hearing
More informationTEAM CAPTAIN GUIDEBOOK
TEAM CAPTAIN GUIDEBOOK TOWN SQUARE LAS VEGAS MARCH 11, 2017 Welcome! Thank you for agreeing to serve as a corporate team leader! You have joined an incredible group of people committed to granting the
More informationBIG 7TEA. How you plan your Big7Tea is entirely up to you.
BIG 7TEA How you plan your Big7Tea is entirely up to you. You can invite your friends round for a cuppa, brew up for your family, crack open the staff room tea bags, or commandeer the local village hall.
More informationTEAM CAPTAIN TOOLKIT
TEAM CAPTAIN TOOLKIT 04.21.2018 RACCOON RIVER PARK, WEST DES MOINES For Organ, Eye and Tissue donation Presented by My Angel Foundation & Iowa Donor Network Greetings, Team Captains! Thank you for being
More informationFUNDRAISING TIPS 2016
FUNDRAISING TIPS 2016 Thank you so much for signing up to SlideRider 2016 and choosing to brave the slide and fundraise for Cancer Research UK Kids & Teens. More children are surviving cancer than ever
More informationFundraising Pack. Registered Charity No
Fundraising Pack www.switchcafe.co.uk Registered Charity No. 1127568 Welcome! Thank you for choosing to support Switch Youth Café! As a locally run youth charity organisation we rely on funding from donations
More informationElla Hutchings. Welcome to Winnersh Primary School PTA
Welcome to Winnersh Primary School PTA Thank you for taking the time to read our booklet. By the end of it we hope you will know a little more about your Parent Teacher Association (PTA). On behalf of
More informationFundraising Guide. Ideas, Tips and Inspiration!
Fundraising Guide Ideas, Tips and Inspiration! At Age UK Essex we believe old age should be celebrated and enjoyed. Every year we help over 100,000 people live life to the fullest by supporting independent
More informationFor You. There are lots of ways that people fundraise for us. Here's some ideas for you as an individual.
Fundraising ideas For You There are lots of ways that people fundraise for us. Here's some ideas for you as an individual. We are always looking for weird and wonderful fundraising ideas the more unusual,
More informationA Lesson in FUN draising
A Lesson in FUN draising Whatever the size of your school or the level of commitment you can give, we can work together to make a positive difference to ensure the best quality of care is provided to all
More informationEVENTS & CHALLENGES. Give precious memories when you create yours
EVENTS & CHALLENGES Give precious memories when you create yours OUR HISTORY Summer sunshine at the beach Exploring somewhere new A simple few days away with the ones you love We all know how much happier
More informationRed Nose Day is an initiative of Charity Projects, a registered charity in England and Wales (326568) and Scotland (SC039730).
in England and Wales (326568) and Scotland (SC039730). RND19_198 JOIN US IN OUR BIG DANCING CHALLENGE It s happening. We are taking on this year s Danceathon. Yes, that s over 24 hours of dancing. Without
More informationD e t e r m i N a t i o n F u n d r a i s i n g M a n u a l P a g e 1. Fundraising Manual
D e t e r m i N a t i o n F u n d r a i s i n g M a n u a l P a g e 1 Fundraising Manual D e t e r m i N a t i o n F u n d r a i s i n g M a n u a l P a g e 2 Welcome! Thank you for joining the DetermiNation
More informationThe STeaV Party SCIO SC Fundraising Pack
Fundraising Pack We can t thank you enough for holding a tea party in aid of the STV Appeal. STV Appeal is dedicated to helping children in Scotland affected by poverty. Poverty can mean many things but
More informationTribute Funds. Create a lasting. celebration. of your loved one
Tribute Funds Create a lasting celebration of your loved one You can fight MND in your loved one s memory with a Tribute Fund A Tribute Fund is a special place online where you, your family and friends
More informationRAISING FUNDS, SAVING LIVES. Photo: Junaedi Uko / Save the Children INDONESIA TSUNAMI
RAISING FUNDS, SAVING LIVES Photo: Junaedi Uko / Save the Children INDONESIA TSUNAMI THANK YOU FOR JOINING THE FIGHT FOR CHILDREN Children s lives have been ripped apart by this devastating tsunami. Many
More informationRory the Robot. Help us raise 1.6m. Fundraising for the future of prostate cancer surgery in Worcestershire. Registered charity number:
Rory the Robot Fundraising for the future of prostate cancer surgery in Worcestershire Help us raise 1.6m Registered charity number: 1054612 An introduction Rory the Robot Appeal Worcestershire Acute Hospitals
More informationFundraising Pack. A company limited by guarantee. Registered no Registered Charity no
Fundraising Pack Pack Content In this pack you ll find plenty of information about who we are, who we help and how you can help us. Our Charity page 3 Our Services page 4 Fundraiser s Check List page 5
More informationThis pack will provide you with vital information needed for the day and some great fundraising tips to help you reach your sponsorship target.
rainbow run fundraising pack Thank you for supporting Tŷ Hafan at our last ever Rainbow Run fundraising event. Your fundraising will help Tŷ Hafan to continue providing comfort, care and support to life-limited
More informationCorporate Fundraising how you can help
Corporate Fundraising how you can help Introducing Kent MS Therapy Centre As soon as you enter the building you feel the positive energy Kent MS Therapy Centre is a profoundly positive and forward-looking
More informationGet ready to go elf!
Get ready to go elf! It s fun. It s festive. And it s for a fantastic cause. Schools, nurseries and youth groups are all perfect places to host an Elf Day. You ve got a ready-made supply of little helpers
More informationBUTTERFLY FUND RAISING GUIDE
thebutterflyfoundation.org.au Your support can make all the difference BUTTERFLY FUND RAISING GUIDE THANKS FOR YOUR SUPPORT Thank you for choosing to support the Butterfly Foundation You are now part of
More informationFundraising Booklet. Phone: Website:
Fundraising Booklet Email: fundraising@aware.ie Phone: 01 661 7211 Website: www.aware.ie About Aware Aware was founded in 1985 by Dr. Patrick McKeon and a small but dedicated team of volunteers, many of
More informationAUSTRALIAN BREAST CANCER RESEARCH
AUSTRALIAN BREAST CANCER RESEARCH FUNDRAISING PREVENTION COURAGE FIGHT HOPE CURE Finding a cure with your help Thank you for choosing to fundraise for Australian Breast Cancer Research (ABCR). What an
More informationLET S GREEN EVERYTHING YOU NEED TO GET READY & GO GREEN TO TRANSFORM CANCER CARE 3 RD TO 11 TH FEBRUARY #LETSGOGREEN
LET S GO GREEN 3 RD TO 11 TH FEBRUARY 2018 EVERYTHING YOU NEED TO GET READY & GO GREEN TO TRANSFORM CANCER CARE #LETSGOGREEN Welcome to Thank you... LET S GO GREEN... for signing up to GO Green for The
More informationFundraising at school
Fundraising at school Your helpful guide SCIO SC042429 STV Appeal SCIO SC042429 Thanks for supporting the STV Children s Appeal! The STV Children s Appeal is all about helping young people affected by
More informationYour fundraising pack. Greene King charity partnership May 2012 April 2015
Your fundraising pack Greene King charity partnership May 2012 April 2015 We re delighted that Macmillan Cancer Support is to be Greene King s first national charity. We re really excited about working
More informationGOING THE DISTANCE. A guide to making the most of your row. Planning, training and fundraising. thebraintumourcharity.org/rowforit
Research Awareness Support GOING THE DISTANCE A guide to making the most of your row. Planning, training and fundraising. thebraintumourcharity.org/rowforit 01252 749043 rowforit@thebraintumourcharity.org
More information25 May
Get Wi ggy with it 25 May 2016 www.clicsargent.org.uk/wigwednesday Five steps Nominate a mate or make yourself look great! FIVE STEPS TO GETTING WIGGY WITH IT 1 Get excited! Empty out this lovely pack,
More informationIt s time for your BIG PINK party
12 OCTOBER It s time for your BIG PINK party Pink-spiration Michael raised Welcome Hello! It s so exciting that you re going to hold a Big Pink. Every penny you raise means we can continue to provide support,
More informationChristmas. cards 2013
Christmas cards 2013 Welcome to our Christmas card catalogue 2013 ORDER AT: www.autism.org.uk/christmascards Welcome to our 2013 Christmas card catalogue. Whether you re looking for a traditional card
More informationTo learn more, visit our website at Table of Contents
Team Leader: Guide About Immune Deficiency Foundation (IDF) Walk for Primary Immunodeficiency (PI) IDF Walk for Primary Immunodeficiency, an initiative of the Immune Deficiency Foundation, unites all members
More informationFundraising Pack R.I.S.E. (Refuge.Information.Support.Education.) Registered Charity No:
Fundraising Pack 2 RISE Fundraising Pack 3 RISE Fundraising Pack Thank you! Fundraisers are the oxygen of RISE. You are our community: you talk to people about our work; you excite and inspire your friends
More informationRecovery Miler s Guide
Recovery Miler s Guide Quick tips to boost fundraising commhealthcenter.org/walk 15CRE003_Walkers Guide.indd 1 Dear Recovery Miler, Thank you for joining the first annual Break the Cycle Addiction Recovery
More informationFundraising Pack annafreud.org
Fundraising Pack annafreud.org There are so many different ways to fundraise for the Centre and make a lasting difference to the lives of children and young people across the UK. About the Anna Freud National
More informationOur goal is to raise awareness and break down the stigma surrounding mental health.
We are inviting Canadians to Be a Part of Something Bigger and to join us on June 24 th, 2018 for the Ride Don t Hide event. This Toolkit has been designed to give you the tools to support you as you build
More informationRNLI FUNDRAISING GUIDE
RNLI FUNDRAISING GUIDE YOUR HELP COULD SAVE LIVES Thank you for deciding to raise money for the RNLI. As a charity we rely entirely on the generosity and dedication of wonderful people like you. Your support
More informationSo you d like to fundraise for ABC?
every penny counts a guide to fundraising WHY HELP ABC? So you d like to fundraise for ABC? What We Do: LISTEN, SUPPORT, ENCOURAGE, CARE, PREVENT, UNDERSTAND, HELP FAMILIES, ADVOCATE, EDUCATE. At ABC we
More informationYour handy guide to fundraising this Purple Day!
Your handy guide to fundraising this Purple Day! do something brilliant, do something purple Thank you so much for showing your support for Purple Day This pack includes everything you need to get your
More informationStaying well until a cure is found...
FUNDRAISING GUIDE Staying well until a cure is found... Thank you for choosing to fundraise for the Diabetes Research & Wellness Foundation (DRWF). We really appreciate your support and can assure you
More informationFUNDRAISING PACK HEEL & TOE CHILDREN S CHARITY. Making fundraising fun!
FUNDRAISING PACK HEEL & TOE CHILDREN S CHARITY Making fundraising fun! Heel & Toe, 40 Front Street, Pelton, Chester-Le-Street, DH2 1DE Tel : 0191 386 8606 Website: www.heelandtoe.org.uk Email: info@heelandtoe.org.uk
More informationHometown Heroes Community Walk Fundraising Guide
Hometown Heroes Community Walk Fundraising Guide Walk Purpose and Possibility FARE s Hometown Heroes Community Walk is a fun and festive walk event that you can organize in your hometown to support food
More informationSteps to Success FUNDRAISING PACK SPONSORED EVENTS
Steps to Success FUNDRAISING PACK SPONSORED EVENTS Dear Supporter Thank you so much for deciding to take part in a sponsored event on behalf of Rennie Grove Hospice Care. This Fundraising Pack is designed
More informationthe difference you make
bbc BBC Children children in IN need NEED the difference you make activity booklet Booklet BBC 2007 Reg. charity England & Wales no. 802052 and Scotland no. SC039557 This booklet belongs to Page 2 of 13
More informationDinosaur Day Fundraising Booklet
Dinosaur cake sale. Dinosaur bingo. Dress as a dinosaur. Dinosaur film night Dinosaur Day Fundraising Booklet Dinosaur spelling bee. Guess the name of the dinosaur. Dinosaur raffle. There are 800,000 families
More informationAMH Mental Health Awareness Week. 14th - 20th May 2018 Fundraising & Information Pack
Mental Health Awareness Week 14th - 20th May 2018 Fundraising & Information Pack This year, for the very first time, Action Mental Health is inviting you to host a Great Big Purple Picnic during Mental
More informationParticipant Playbook
Participant Playbook Welcome to CCFA Football! Thank you for joining a team for A Touch of Football. You ll get to experience the thrill of playing flag football on an NFL field while raising important
More informationInvitation to the 2016 Skate-a-thon
Invitation to the 2016 Skate-a-thon For our players Dear Werewolves Player, We are launching our 2nd Skate-a-thon which will take place on Saturday 9 July from 1.30pm to 2.30pm. This is the Werewolves
More informationHOW YOU CAN HELP. This small book is packed full of ways you can help transform young lives.
HOW YOU CAN HELP This small book is packed full of ways you can help transform young lives. Great Ormond Street Hospital (GOSH) is a place where seriously ill children from across the UK come for life-changing
More informationPARTICIPANT PACKET GEAR UP TO GIVE BACK ON SATURDAY, AUGUST 26 AT PEDALFEST!
PARTICIPANT PACKET WWW.PEDALFEST.ORG This packet will guide you through what it takes to be a PedalFest cyclist! It will show you the steps through the registration process and will provide tips and tricks
More information