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Fundraise your way for mental health

There are so many different ways you can raise money for Mind. Check out how to get involved with your own fundraising, ideas and inspiration, and where to get support. Sign-up below for your fundraising pack and get your very own Mind t-shirt, along with all the materials and support you need to make your event a success.

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See our fundraising ideas for inspiration

 

From baking and gaming, to climbing or running, there are so many ways you can fundraise for us. Not sure where to start? Why not take a look at our fun and easy fundraising ideas to get you thinking.

Tell us about your fundraising plans

 

Organising your own activity means you can get as imaginative as you like. Tell us your plans and get a free fundraising guide, your own Mind t-shirt, and dedicated support from our team.

Fundraising ideas

Host your own fundraiser

 

From coffee mornings and bake sales, to Christmas jumper days or a festive quiz, you could host a Christmas fundraiser.

Snowflakes for Support

 

Get involved in our Christmas crafts fundraiser and make a difference to someone's mental health this winter.

Fundraise Your Way at Work

 

Get together with colleagues to build connections, fundraise and make a lasting impact on mental health.

From Christmas jumper days to festive quiz nights, or seasonal coffee mornings and Christmas bake sales, you could host a Christmas fundraiser.

Get involved in our Christmas crafts fundraiser and support someone this winter.

 

Get together with colleagues to build connections, fundraise and make a lasting impact on mental health.

Whether you're in a band or choir, a DJ or promoter, music is an amazing way to spread the word and fundraise for Mind.

Find out more about hosting a Mind music night.

Whether you walk, run, cycle, or take on a fitness challenge, you can support Mind while getting your body moving.

Find out more about getting active for Mind.

Got a running challenge in mind or want some inspiration? Take a look at our running page to find out how you can fundraise whilst doing your favourite sport.

Find out more about running for Mind.

We're always keen to get young people interested in fundraising. Students make fantastic fundraisers, whether it's university fundraising or simple student charity event, we'd love to work with you to raise money for Mind.

Find out more about supporting us at your school or college.

Find out more about supporting us at your university.

The tasty fundraiser all about bringing people together! Host a Big Brunch with family and friends in the name of better mental health.

Find out more about Mind's Big Brunch.

Why not fundraise as you stream? Take on one of our timed challenges, or set your own challenge and #StreamForMind.

Find out more about streaming for Mind.

Wedding, birthday, any kind of party - whatever the occasion, you can support Mind on your special day.

Find out more about making you occasion extra special.

 

Man on bike

Mind are just so incredibly supportive of their fundraisers, and always in touch. [...] I absolutely love when the fundraising team get in touch after an event and tell a team how much they've raised and what the impact of that will be. That is such a nice feeling.

Man on bike

Mind are just so incredibly supportive of their fundraisers, and always in touch. [...] I absolutely love when the fundraising team get in touch after an event and tell a team how much they've raised and what the impact of that will be. That is such a nice feeling.

Support with your fundraising

Once you know what you want to do, sign up for a fundraising pack to receive:

  • A support pack full of helpful fundraising advice and information
  • Your very own Mind t-shirt
  • Support from our dedicated and experienced team

Register for your fundraising pack here

Where does the money you fundraise go?

122,000

queries answered by our support and information helplines in 2023–2024

83p

from every £1 we spend on supporting people with mental health problems

25.3m

times someone accessed our mental health information in 2023–2024

You can find out more about our work and our finances in our annual report

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