Making fundraising easy
Here are just a few ways that you can help us fundraise to improve the lives of older people across Herefordshire and Worcestershire:
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A cuppa and a cake
Can't resist a cuppa and cake? Us either! Hold your own tea party with your friends and family. You can catch up and donate to Age UK H&W at the same time.
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A fitness challenge!
Whether it's 10k daily steps, attempting a 5-minute plank, running, cycling, skipping or hopping around your garden or trying a new sport. There are endless options for a fitness challenge. Inspire your friends and family to sponsor you along the way.
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Contribute your Commute
Are you working from home? Are you saving money on your commute. Could you donate your commute to us, whether that’s the fuel, train, bus or takeout beverage or food on the go.
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Grab those clippers!
What better way to raise money and give your colleagues and friends a shock when you next meet up be that virtually, in the office, at your club or when you meet for a drink.
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Entertain for charity
What better way to catch up with friends when food is involved, why not ask for donations for your favourite charity next time?
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Enter an event together
Do you and your friends or family like a challenge? Why not enter an event together? Train together or solo, create a group chat to share your progress along the way. It can be a great way to stay motivated, to spur to cross the finishing line, and you could get sponsored along the way!
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The Big Knit
Like knitting or want to get into a new project? We would love for you to knit us little hats, for each hat sold on Innocent Smoothie Bottles, Innocent will donate 25p.
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Learn a new skill!
Always fancied learning a new skill? Whether that be a new instrument or a new language! Get your friends and family to donate once you've completed your challenge!
You can download a sponsorship form you can print off below:
Please donate to improve the lives of older people across Herefordshire and Worcestershire
Help us to keep more older people warm throughout winter, to support those with Dementia and much more.
