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Do your own fundraising

Do good, feel great! Getting your game on, fundraising at your wedding or organising a concert for Mind – whatever way you'd like to fundraise, we'll support you all the way.

Your own fundraiser

It's easy to support us by organising your own activity - be as imaginative as you can!

Music events

Whether you're in a band or choir, a DJ or promoter, music is an amazing way to fundraise for Mind!

Schools and colleges

Three Young People Laughing In Class

We're always keen to get young people interested in fundraising. Get your school involved with Mind!

Active challenges

Get on your active gear and take on an active challenge.

Do your own run

Man runs across bridge

Got a running challenge in mind or need some inspiration? Find out about running for Mind.

Golf fundraising

Support us with a tournament. Or by making Mind your golf club's charity of the year.

University students

Students make fantastic fundraisers. We'd love to work with you to raise money for Mind at your university.

Your special day

A man is having a Mind pin badge attached to his suit at a wedding

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

Football fundraising

Man stands with his back to Stamford Bridge stadium

Plan a five-a-side tournament or a football-themed quiz and raise money for Mind.

Ultra Events

Learn a new skill: white collar boxing, ballroom dancing, mixed martial arts (MMA), or stand up comedy. All whilst raising money for Mind.

Ultra Events

Mind's Big Brunch

Gather your friends and family, share your favourite foods and raise money for Mind with a Big Brunch this March.

Host a brunch for Mind

Feel Good Fortnight

Brighten your spring with 14 days of wellbeing-inspired challenges to spread positivity and raise money for Mind.

Do good. Feel good.

Where does the money go?

1 in 4

people in the UK will experience a mental health problem in any given year

130,973

queries answered by our helplines in 2022-2023

23.3 m

times someone accessed our mental health information in 2022 - 2023

You can find out more about our work in the 2021/22 annual review

and more about our finances in our 2021/22 annual accounts

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