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Fundraising Ideas

Fundraising Ideas – How you can help the NPDG (UK) and have lots of fun at the same time!!

By raising funds to support the work of the NPDG (UK), anyone can make a difference to the lives of those affected by Niemann-Pick diseases. Fundraising can be lots of fun, so whether you are an individual, or an organisation, why not give it a try? We can provide you with advice on how to organise a successful event and supply you with a fundraising pack, containing; a t-shirt, stickers, a poster, an ideas sheet, collection boxes, information leaflets and a sponsor form. We also have other items you can use to help raise funds, such as wristbands and balloons.

If you would like to receive a fundraising pack, please contact us alternatively, you can download a sponsor form and a copy of our Guide to Successful Fundraising here.

There are many different ways that you can get involved, we have listed a few ideas below.   There is also a very useful website www.ideasfundraising.co.uk/home.htm that you may wish to visit.

A

Abseil
Aerobics – sponsored marathon
Arts and crafts stall
Auction – ‘money can’t buy’ or ‘Promises’

B

Bonfire party
Barn Dance
Bring and buy Sale
Bingo night
Bike Ride
Barbecue
Bad Hair Day

C

Coffee morning
Cake bake
Car boot sale
Cards – making and selling
Car Washing
Cabarets
Competitions
Concerts
Cookery Contest
Charity of the Year – ask your employer to make NPDG (UK) their Charity of the Year
Chocolate Tasting

D

Darts Match
Dance Marathon
Dinner Dance / Ball
Dress Down Day

E

Easter Event – Party / Egg Hunt

F

Fun Run
Fun sports day
Fancy dress party
Football match
Fancy Dress Party
Holding a ‘Fat Club’
Fashion Show
Fireworks Party
Face Painting

G

Guess the name of the Teddy / Doll
Guess the weight of ….
Guess how many….
Golf Day
Great North Run

H

Halloween party
Hot Dog Stand
Hair Braiding/Beading

I

It’s a knockout day

J

Jumble sale

K

Kite flying Competition

L

Line Dancing
London Marathon
Longest chain of…paper clips / coins / dominoes

M

Make cards to sell
Masked Ball
Murder Mystery Evening

N

New Year’s Eve Party
Niemann-Pick-Nic

O

Old-Time Music Hall Event

P

Ploughman’s Lunch
Pyjama Party
Pizza & DVD evening
Pancake Day race / party
Pedal Push
Parachute Jump
Penalty Shoot-Out Competition
Pram Push

Q

Quiz Night

R

Race Night
Running events
Hold a raffle

S

Sponsored walk / run
Sponsored silence / swim
Sleepover
Skittles evening
School fair
Silly Races
Skipping Competition
Sports Day
Strawberry and Cream / Champagne Party
Swap-Shop
Summer Ball

T

Trivial Pursuit competition
Talent Contest
Tombola
Tuck shop at school
Tea Party
Teddy Bears’ Picnic
Treasure Hunt
Themed Party

U

Uniform Days
University Challenge

V

Variety Show

W

Wine tasting evening
Wacky Races
Who’s that Baby??

X

Xmas Fare / party

Y

Yacht Race
Yellow Moon – fundraising catalogue – contact us for your free copy.

Z

Zany day / party

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