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How to fundraise

You, your family and friends have the power to change lives.

Fundraise with us

Every year thousands of you make it possible to save the lives of children.

The pennies and pounds you raise can fund water, schools, food. They fund hope. Each penny and pound goes to make sure children in some of the world’s toughest places are protected. 

Want to fundraise?

You can read our top fundraising tips or download a fundraising pack full of charity fundraising ideas. 

Then set up a page on a fundraising platform like JustGiving, so as many people as possible can donate to support your fundraiser with the click of a button. 

Interested in fundraising? Want to talk to someone about how to fundraise or learn more about our fundraising opportunities? Email supporter@worldvision.org.uk or speak to our Supporter Care Team on 01908 84 10 10.

Start fundraising today!

How far your money could go

World Vision is reaching one new person with clean water every​ 10 seconds and reaches three more schools every day with clean water. 

Meet some of our fundraisers

UK fundraiser poses for a photo. He's on his bicycle and has a protective helmet on
Aleksandr (11yrs) cycled 350km in the Swiss Alps, raising over £4,000.
A group of 6 friends pose for a photo on Snowdon, the sun is visible behind them
Six friends climbed to the top of Snowdon in time for sunrise and as if that wasn’t challenging enough, they climbed up again before sunset!
A woman poses for a photo in her garden. She has a straw hat and sunglasses on.
Hannah raised over £500 by walking 6k everyday for a week.
A group of cyclists pose for a photo. They have their helmets and orange World Vision branded vests on.
Judi and her work colleagues cycling in Snowdonia.
Man poses for a selfie with his medal around his neck. There is a visible orange banner behind him.
Marcus faced driving rain, sunshine and darkness as he completed 106km in 22 hours, raising a whopping £4,063 in the process.

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