Fundraising ideas
There are hundreds of different ways you can raise money for the British Red Cross, whether it’s organising a quiz or karaoke night, dressing in red or banning your office buzzwords, but we suggest you keep it simple and choose something you think you’ll enjoy.Run, skydive, abseil… | |
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Organise your eventWhatever inspires you, remember that if you’re having fun then everyone else will too.
Our fundraising packs are crammed full of ideas, along with tips for making your event a real success.
Fundraising with friends (PDF) – do something new with your friends and raise vital money along the way
Fundraising at work (PDF) - build morale and get to know your colleagues a bit better
University fundraising ideas (PDF) – a legitimate excuse to behave outrageously, secure in the knowledge it’s for a good cause
School fundraising ideas (PDF) – brilliant for team building and learning finance and event planning skills
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Give as you earnPayroll giving is a simple, tax-efficient way of donating through your salary. Because your donation is taken from your salary before tax is deducted, it costs you less and HM Revenue & Customs gives us the tax it would otherwise have kept.
Find out more about payroll giving
Red Cross Appeal WeekRed Cross Appeal Week is our annual fundraising week and is held over the week of 8 May, the anniversary of the birth of Henry Dunant, founder of the Red Cross Movement. Right across the UK people take to the streets to participate in collections in their local area, or fundraise with their friends or workmates and have a great time doing it.
Read more about Appeal Week to find out how you can join them.
Things to considerOnce you’ve chosen the perfect event for you, check out our other tips for fundraising glory:
Getting the word out Staying safe Legal issues
And for even more inspiration, read more about the difference you could make by fundraising for us – for people in crisis, every penny counts. | |
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