Hosting a fundraising event

Thinking of fundraising for charity? Want to raise money for a good cause? Why not support us  by hosting a fundraising event?

Who will you be supporting?

We are a UK-based charity that works tirelessly to end bullying in schools, communities, and online. The organisation provides support to young people affected by bullying and raises awareness about the issue to help prevent it from happening in the first place.

Why hold a charity event for our cause?

Because our work matters. Bullying is a serious issue that affects millions of young people in the UK each year. Therefore by hosting a fundraising event for Act Against Bullying, you can help to raise awareness about this issue and to provide support to all victims, but in particular young people affected by bullying.

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Is it easy to do?

Whether you’re organising a small bake sale or a large charity gala, there are a few key steps you should follow hosting a fundraising event to ensure the success of your event.

Step 1: Choose a venue

The first step in setting up a fundraising event is to choose a venue. Consider the number of attendees you expect, the type of event you want to host, and the location of your event. You might choose to hold the fundraiser at your school, in a park, or at your office for  example.

Step 2: Determine your budget

Next, determine your budget for the event. This will help you to make decisions about the types of food and drinks to serve, decorations to buy, and other expenses associated hosting an event.

Step 3: Plan your activities

Once you have a venue and a budget in place, start planning what you are going to do. This might include a silent auction, a raffle, live music, or games and activities for children. Make sure to choose fun things that will appeal to your target audience and that will raise money for Act Against Bullying.

Step 4: Promote your event

Now it’s time to start promoting your special fundraising gig. Spread the word through social media, email, and word of mouth. Consider creating an event page on a platform like Just Giving when hosting a fundraising event. It’s also smart to share updates and information with people who are coming along.

Step 5: Enjoy the event

Finally a funraising event should be memorable. Make sure to have plenty of volunteers on hand to help with setup, registration, and other tasks. Provide clear instructions for guests and be sure to follow all local laws and regulations!

Whether you’re looking to support us or someone else, to make a difference in your community, or simply to have fun while doing good, hosting a fundraising event is a great way to get involved in charitable activities and to make a positive impact.

So what are you waiting for? Start planning your special gig for Act Against Bullying today!

How to organise a raffle

Organising a raffle can be a fun and effective way to raise funds for a Act Against Bullying. However, there are legal requirements that must be met to ensure that the raffle is conducted legally and ethically. Here are some tips :

  1. Get a license: In the UK, all raffles that involve the sale of tickets and the awarding of prizes require a license. You can apply for a license from your local authority or the Gambling Commission, depending on the size of your raffle.
  2. Set a price for tickets: Decide on the price for each ticket. It should be affordable and attractive enough to encourage people to buy tickets.
  3. Promote the raffle: Use social media, flyers, and other promotional materials to spread the word about the raffle. Make sure to include details about the cause, the prizes, and how to purchase tickets.
  4. Sell tickets: You can sell tickets online or offline. If selling offline, make sure to provide clear instructions on how to purchase tickets, such as where to buy them and how to pay.
  5. Choose the prizes: The prizes should be attractive enough to encourage people to buy tickets. They could be donated items or experiences, such as a weekend away or a meal at a fancy restaurant.
  6. Draw the winners: The winners should be drawn fairly and transparently. This can be done using a random number generator or by drawing tickets from a hat.
  7. Thank the participants: Make sure to thank everyone who bought tickets and contributed to the cause. This will encourage them to participate in future raffles.

By following these steps, you can organise a successful and legal raffle for us in the UK. Remember to adhere to the relevant laws and regulations, and to have fun while raising funds for your chosen cause.

Why what we do matters...

Because bullying is a serious issue that can have lasting and damaging effects on  people and society itself. Bullying can cause physical and emotional harm, lead to feelings of fear, anxiety, and depression, and can even contribute to suicide.

By raising awareness about the negative impact of bullying,  Act Against Bullying can help create safer spaces for everone. We can influence change by way of promoting policies that reduce bullying to occur, educate schools and the public in general about the harm caused by bullying, and provide support for those who have been affected.

Additionally, what we do can promote empathy, kindness, and respect for others. By highlighting the experiences of those who have been bullied and encouraging people to stand up against it, we can help create a culture of tolerance and compassion.

Overall, it matters because it helps to address the root causes of bullying and to create a world where everyone feels valued, respected, and safe.

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