ONLINE FUNDRAISING
ONLINE FUNDRAISING
First steps
The easiest way to raise funds and hit your target is to create a Just Giving fundraising page. It's secure for your friends and family to donate and it's a great tool to update your story and keep track of your progress.
Self donate
Be the first to donate to your own fundraising page; it shows your friends and family that you’re taking your fundraising seriously and can encourage others to do the same!
Share
We can't say it enough: share, share, share ! On social media, email and/or WhatsApp are great starting points. You can also ask your friends and family to share your page with their contacts to maximise your reach - and your donations.
Games and other ideas
Games and other ideas
Match Giving
Ask your employer whether they have a matched giving policy. One quick conversation could help double the money you raise! Find our handy template of what to ask your employer here.
Games
Use our 'guess the number of squirrels' game to kickstart your fundraising. You can even try some other games like pin the beak on the robin or hold a raffle of prizes from local businesses to help drum up more donations.
Set mini milestones
It's a great idea to break down your target into smaller milestones. Not only does it help you plan your fundraising, but you could also set 'rewards' for donors! For example, when you reach £50 on your fundraising page you'll wear animal ears to work for a week! Fun rewards will keep your friends and family engaged in your event and will encourage them to donate too.
All things food
Bake some delicious biscuits or slices of cake to take on your walk and ask friends and family for a small donation to have them when they get peckish.
After your walk, you could mull some wine and cider for the grownups. Top tip: for children, you can mull apple juice!
Charge kettle tax! After your walk, everyone will want a nice tea or hot chocolate. Why not charge £1 every time the kettle is flicked on?
Useful information
The Big Winter Wander FAQs
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