Fundraising

T here are many different ways you can raise money for us, whatever your interests. Here are just some of the ways you can get involved.

Fundraising Ideas

Put on an event or donate the money from an existing event. Visit Events in aid of us
Take on a challenge. Run a marathon or take part in a sponsored bike ride
Having a celebration? Ask your friends to donate instead of giving gifts
Make us your charity of choice and host events throughout the year
Sell your spare instruments, record collections or even just bits and bobs on our eBay for Charity account

David Hooper raised money for us in 2009 by playing his bassoon on the Fourth Plinth in Trafalgar Square as part of Antony Gormley’s ‘One and Other’ Project. Be inspired! Read about his experience and watch his video.

Adam Taylor, amateur Saxophonist from Sussex, frequently raises money by playing gigs with his jazz band ChiJazz. Read Adam's story.

Fundraising Tips

Set up your own fundraising page linked to our Justgiving Page. It's the quickest and easiest way for your family, friends and colleagues to donate.
Alternatively, you can tell people the various ways they can donate by visiting Donate Now
Set yourself a target of how much you need to raise. Fundraising is easier when you have a goal
Tell your friends and followers about your fundraiser on Facebook and Twitter
Use the materials below to help promote your event
Ask people who pay tax to fill out a Gift Aid declaration form and we can get nearly 30 percent more from the donation. Visit the Gift Aid page to find out more
Remember that every penny counts and makes a difference to musicians' lives
Whatever you decide to do, let us know and we will help you in any way we can. Contact the Communications and Fundraising Team on 020 7239 9114 or communications@helpmusicians.org.uk
Have fun!

Download useful Fundraising Materials

Fundraising Toolkit

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Fund Poster

Flyer (colour)

Flyer (mono)

Sponsorship Form

Gift Aid Declaration Form

Paying-in Form