Charity fundraising

Whether you're running your first marathon, baking up a storm, attending a special event or fundraising at school - we've got everything you need to succeed with your charity fundraising.

Are you looking to get involved with some charity fundraising? You can hold your own charity fundraising event, or take part in one of our NSPCC charity events. You'll be sure to have a wonderful time while also raising vital funds to help us be there to protect children.

Do your own fundraising

Take a look at our creative fundraising ideas, watch fundraisers' stories and find out how you can help us be here for children.

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Local fundraising groups

Volunteer to organise local fundraising. Every pound you raise will help us protect more children and prevent abuse.

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Schools fundraising ideas

Creative fundraising ideas to help you get the whole school involved.

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A-Z fundraising ideas

If you're looking for fundraising ideas, our A-Z guide will give you plenty of inspiration whether you're interested in challenges, events, crafts, or anything else.

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Fundraise as a company

Want to fundraise with your colleagues? Register your company as an NSPCC Partner in Business and receive exclusive access to a range of content and resources to help your company support us.

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Take part in an event

Or something else

Dinners, balls and galas

From gala dinners to wine challenges, our special events team host a calendar of incredible social events, all raising vital funds for children.

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Take on a skydive with #TeamNSPCC

Test your nerve with a tandem or solo skydive for charity at 20 locations across the UK.

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Jurassic Coast Challenge

Walk, jog or run along the dramatically beautiful Jurassic Coast and Spectacular World Heritage coastline and support the NSPCC.

How your fundraising helps

33908-exp_nil-white-fundraising stat.png £54 could pay for a Childline supervisor for 2 hours, helping our volunteer counsellors be here for children.

£200 could pay for our volunteer counsellors to answer 50 children's calls for help to Childline.

£540 could pay for a trained practitioner for three days, helping children get back on track following abuse

How your money is spent

Around 75p in every £1 we spend goes directly to helping children and young people. This includes working with children and families, our helplines, our Schools Service and child protection and awareness campaigns like PANTS. Read our latest Annual Report (PDF).

Meeting standards

We've agreed to stick to a strict set of codes and a fundraising promise, which means we treat our supporters and donors with respect, fairness and honesty and we are always clear about how we raise money