How can you get involved with fundraising at school?
How can you get involved with fundraising at school?
If you're looking for a meaningful way to engage your students while making a positive impact our planet, look no further.
WWF-UK offers fantastic school fundraising opportunities that not only support vital conservation efforts but also educate and inspire the next generation of environmental guardians.
Your world needs you! Nature is vital. It’s provides our life-support system. But it under threat like never before. We’re tackling the underlying causes that are driving the decline and we’re finding solutions so future generations have a world with thriving habitats and wildlife.
It’s a huge challenge, but there is hope. We’re all in a race to bring our world back to life. You and your school can help by fundraising and raising awareness as this is a race we can still win.
There are lots of different ways that your school can get involved with fundraising for WWF:
Get your FREE school fundraising pack
Get your FREE school fundraising pack
We have created a fundraising pack just for you, filled with easy fundraising ideas, especially designed for schools. Inside the pack you'll also find helpful hints and tips to make your fundraising a success.
When you register for a free school fundraising pack, you will receive our fundraising guide and some digital resources.
How can you support WWF?
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© Natalie GiliganMore Choose WWF as your Charity of the Year
If your school, houses or classes have a chosen charity for the year, why not make it WWF. Supporting WWF throughout the school year is a great way to engage your students with our work and raise vital funds through fun activities for the whole academic year.
We can support you with your fundraising and offer incentives to schools who choose us as their Charity of the year. So get in touch with us to chat about how we can work together to bring our world back to life.
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© St Christopher's, HoveMore Book a WWF Assembly
Can someone from WWF speak at our school?
Would you like WWF to talk to your students about the impact of their fundraising, the importance of our work or how they can make a difference? Or all three! If your answer is yes, then you can book a virtual or in-person (location dependent) assembly.
Get in touch with us to find out more about booking an assembly.
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More Wear it Wild
Wear it Wild is grrreatest day of the school year, a wild dress-up day with a difference. A fundraising event that can get everyone in the school involved, including the teachers. Sign up for a free fundraising pack to have a fierce time.
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© naturepl.com / Solvin Zankl / WWFMore Do the Waddle
WWF has teamed up with Out of the Ark Music, who have created a brand-new song to celebrate the adorable, captivating and highly inquisitive but extremely vulnerable penguin.
Find out more about how you can hear the brrr-illiant Penguins! song and how you can fundraise to help penguins and other vulnerable species.
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School fundraising resources
Here you will find our useful resources to support your fundraising at school.
Put the fundraising power in their hands!
Put the fundraising power in their hands!
Using an online giving platform to collect your donations, makes fundraising at school really simple. They can be easily shared with parents and they are free for you to use. At WWF-UK we use two different online giving platforms:
- JustGiving is world's most trusted platform for online giving and is used by millions of fundraisers
- SuperKind is the world's only fundraising platform that empowers children to make a difference. It is the only platform that can legally be used by children under 15 years' and their schools.
Whether it's for your Wear it Wild dress-down day or for your next bake sale, a using an online giving page is a quick and easy way to fundraise. To set up a JustGiving or SuperKind fundraising page for your next fundraising event, click the buttons below:
Featured fundraising school
Featured fundraising school
LANDSCORE PRIMARY SCHOOL, DEVON
Ms Brown, a teacher at Landscore Primary School organised a sponsored 'Panda Roam' at lunchtime around their school hall. All the children dressed up as pandas. They raised £250 for WWF.
The children were learning about Giant Pandas in class and though a Panda Roam was a great way to fundraise and celebrate the amazing species that inspired the WWF logo.
How your fundraising makes a difference
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© Emmanuel Rondeau / WWF FranceMore £75
£75 could pay for rechargeable batteries needed to power one wildlife camera trap in the Amazon
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© Anne LeongMore £150
£150 could pay for geolocator tracking device to track penguins during winter
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© Sascha Fonseca / WWF-UKMore £280
£280 could pay for a pair of camera traps to monitor snow leopards
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© naturepl.com / Will Burrard-Lucas / WWFMore £500
£500 could pay for one GPS digital camera to photograph individual rhinos whilst monitoring.
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Other ways to fundraise or get involved
Big Lunch in the Rainforest
Join WWF and the Eden Project for this FREE interactive, live lesson – bursting with riddles to solve, actions to take and experts to ask!
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Educational Resources
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Fundraising tips
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Get in touch
At WWF we have a dedicated Student Relationship Fundraising Manager and fundraising team who can help you with all your fundraising needs. Get in touch with the team and join the fight for our world!