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Fundraising

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White Ribbon UK reaches many thousands of people each year to change harmful cultures that lead to violence against women.

Your support as a fundraiser means we can continue our work to create a world where women are able to live their lives free from the fear of violence, and reach even more people, especially men. Our fundraising team is here to help at every step of your fundraising journey, whether you’re an individual, part of an organisation, school, or club.

Have a query? Email us at supporters@whiteribbon.org.uk

Get Inspired

There are many ways to fundraise for White Ribbon UK. Below are some ideas for individuals, workplaces, and groups. You can also read about what other White Ribbon fundraisers have done in our #WhyIfundraise series.

individuals

Set yourself a sponsored challenge, from marathons to fun runs to sponsored car washes!

hospitality venues

Host a quiz or games night and allocate a portion of your drink or ticket sales to White Ribbon UK.

workplaces

Put your pandemic baking skills to good use and set up a cake bake at the office!

groups

For example, Sport! Organise a charity competition and raise money via ticket sales.

schools

Organise a non-uniform or dress down day and ask faculty, staff and students to donate.

online

Harness the power of social media. Ask your network to donate for your next special day!

Race the Dark 2024

Join the Race the Dark challenge – make every step count for women's safety.

Take on White Ribbon UK’s fundraising challenge, Race the Dark, shining a spotlight on women’s safety and the steps we can all take to create safer spaces for everyone.

Find our fundraising pack below for more information of how you can get involved.

More examples

  • University of Lincoln

    University/Groups fundraising

    The Students’ Union at Lincoln University raised £1,259 for White Ribbon UK to bring attention to the issue of women’s safety at night.

  • Julia McKee

    Individual fundraising

    Julia McKee has run over 1,000 miles to raise funds for White Ribbon UK, in honour of her best friend Sarah, who was murdered by an ex-partner in 2019.

  • Harvey Leonard’s Wine and Ale

    Hospitality fundraising

    For White Ribbon Day 2023, Harvey Leonard’s Wine and Ale donated £1 from every pint sold of a branded beer to White Ribbon UK, alongside additional donations.

Did you know?

Most of the organisations who fundraise for us are White Ribbon Supporter Organisations!

By signing up to this workplace programme, they’ve committed to raising awareness about the issue of men’s violence against women and girls in their communities. Fundraising events are crucial to this work, and engage men in important conversations about the role they can play in creating healthier, safer environments where they live, work and study.

This is a diverse and dynamic group of organisations who are making communities safer places for women.

Get Started

Before you begin your fundraising journey, consider whether it’s best to set up an online donation page, collect cash in person or to fundraise on social media. Once you’ve decided which method best suits your aims, download our fundraising toolkit to help you promote your fundraiser.

Get started online

  1. Create an account with JustGiving.

  2. Open your account and click on ‘Start Fundraising’. Following the prompts, make sure you select fundraising for ‘A Charity’ and search for ‘White Ribbon Campaign’. Once you’ve completed all the prompts, you’ll be able to personalise your fundraising page.

  3. Once you’ve created your page, share your fundraising page with us so we can support you on your fundraising journey.

  4. Let people know that you are fundraising, using the fundraising assets to support your campaigning.

  5. Tag White Ribbon UK on your socials so we can help promote your fundraiser.

Get started in person

  1. Once you’ve decided how you will fundraise, let us know so we can support you on your fundraising journey.

  2. Let people know that you are fundraising, using the fundraising assets to support your campaigning.

  3. Tag White Ribbon UK on your socials so we can help promote your fundraiser.

If you’re donating offline, make sure that you keep the funds you have raised safe and keep a record of how much you raise. We recommend paying this in as soon as possible. Visit our Pay In section to learn more about how to securely send money.

Get started on social media

Facebook

  1. To get started, click on the ‘See More’ button on the right hand side of your Facebook home page. Click on the ‘Fundraisers’ button.

  2. You’ll be taken to a new page, once there click ‘Raise Money’ and follow the prompts to choose ‘White Ribbon UK’, fill in your target donations and let your followers know how you are fundraising, and why you chose to fundraise for White Ribbon UK.

  3. Share your fundraising on your Facebook page, and make sure you keep your supporters up to date on your progress!

Instagram

  1. To set up your Instagram fundraiser, click on the plus button at the top right of your profile page. Then press ‘Fundraiser’, search for ‘White Ribbon UK’ and select our Instagram profile.

  2. You can then personalise your fundraiser, including choosing your fundraising goal, why you are supporting White Ribbon and adding any collaborators.

  3. Share your fundraising with your Instagram followers, and make sure to keep them up to date with your progress!

Pay in

Congratulations on completing your fundraiser! We’ve listed two ways to pay in the funds you’ve successfully raised. For more ways to pay, go here.

  1. You can send the money raised to White Ribbon UK via bank transfer. Please email our fundraising team for White Ribbon UK’s bank details.

  2. You can also send a cheque, payable to ‘WHITE RIBBON CAMPAIGN LTD’ to the following address:

White Ribbon UK Unit 31,

The Town Hall,

St. George’s Street,

Hebden Bridge, HX7 7BY

Important reminder: There are some legalities you need to consider when fundraising. Read more.