Fundraising

Raising money is a fantastic way to support AVERT's work! It can be a great way to do something fun and exciting at the same time as raising money and awareness.

Here are a few ideas about how you could fundraise, but there is no need to stick to the things on the list, let your imagination guide you!

Fundraising ideas

  • GET SPONSORED

  • Running
  • Being silent
  • Cycling
  • Reading
  • Sky diving
  • Bungee jumping
  • OR

  • Hold an event (eg. a concert, a poetry night or a dance night)
  • Busk
  • Shave your head for money
  • Kick a bad habit and ask people to donate in support
  • WITH WORK / SCHOOL / UNIVERSITY

  • Own clothes / dress down day
  • Put on a play / music event / dance night
  • Jumble sale, cake sale, raffles (local shops & restaurants can often donate great prizes)
  • People auction: people can auction off their time and skills!

Just contact me (Helen) on 01403 210 202, or by email at info@avert.org

Donate the money you raised

After the event: Donate your raised money online, or send a cheque, made payable to: AVERT, 4 Brighton Road Horsham West Sussex RH13 5BA UK.

Other ways to fundraise

  • Just Giving.com
  • This is a very effective way to get sponsored. You can set up a sponsorship website very easily, you are guided through step by step. Once your site is set up, all you have to do is direct everyone possible to it, and they can give easily and securely.
  • We found it works a charm!
  • Sell on eBay
  • Like an online bring and buy sale. You can sell things on eBay and direct the profits (or a percentage of them) to AVERT.
  • Give as you earn
  • Ask your employer to set up an easy way for you to help regularly.
  • Sponsorship form
  • Donation form
  • You can download our sponsorship & donation forms
  • The Red Tape is an exciting fundraising project that is asking members of the creative industries to help raise £1,000,000 for AVERT.
  • DAA is a project aimed at raising AIDS awareness in the general public and international media, with a specific focus on industrialised countries.

Last updated April 07, 2009