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Fundraising is vital to ensure that Concern can continue to support the communities that we work with globally. It's also a fun way to take action and support the work that we do!
There are lots of ways students can get involved with fundraising, it is a great opportunity to bring your students together and get creative! Please see below for some of the fun but tried and tested ways your school can get involved.
- Bag pack in your local supermarket
- Hold a bake sale or coffee morning
- Organise a Christmas Jumper Day or Carol Singing
- Hold a no uniform day
- Host a Teachers v’s Students football tournament
- Give something up
- Hold a Table Quiz
- Organise a sponsored walk or sports day
General Fundraising
If you'd like to fundraise for Concern in your school - first of all, thank you so much for your vital support!
The fastest and easiest way to start a fundraiser is to set up an online fundraising page for your school or class here.
Get in touch
If you need some support or want a fundraising pack, please email Joanne at info.challenge@concern.net to talk about your ideas, whatever you choose to do, we'll support you the whole way.
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