Fundraising
There are loads of ways you can help raise funds for Independent Lives. Find out how you can support us and learn more about what we do to support our work.
Fundraising is integral to supporting the work we do here at Independent Lives. Here you’ll find all you need to know about our fundraising efforts and how to support us.
Below you can view our upcoming fundraising plans, find out about all the fantastic events we've run in the past, find ways to get involved with fundraising by downloading our fundraising pack and view our fundraising policy.
You can contact us by emailing fundraising@independentlives.org or by calling 01903 219482.
Upcoming fundraising events
Take a look at all the fantastic fundraising events we have coming up. Support us today to make our vision of a fairer society a reality.
Corporate partnerships
We're always on the look out for businesses who want to support our work. It's a great way to promote your business and engage your staff in a meaningful project.
Fundraising pack
Our fundraising pack offers some great tips on how to make the most out of your fundraising efforts as well as letting you know what your fundraising for and where your pounds go.
Make a donation
Please donate today and help us to help others live their lives independently. Every donation, big or small, helps disabled people and those with health care needs to live the life they deserve.
Past fundraising events
Over the years we've run numerous events, all to raise money to help us make our vision of a fairer society a reality. Find out all about the fantastic things we've been up to.
Fundraising policy
Our fundraising policy is publicly available and part of our commitment to open and honest fundraising at Independent Lives.
Donate with confidence
Independent Lives is registered with the Fundraising Regulator and is committed to following the fundraising code of practice. The code of practice outlines our legal responsibilities as a charity as well as best practice to ensure that all our fundraising is fair and respectful.
You can find out more about the code here:
