Bake it, run it, dare it - your fundraising, your way
The only way to fundraise for Visably is your way! Bake a batch of brownies, sign up for a challenge that scares you a little, organise a quiz night — whatever you have the energy for, we'll be cheering you on.
Every penny goes towards getting life-changing technology into the hands of people living with sight loss.
Do something fun
A quiz at work. A cake sale at school. A jumble sale, a treasure hunt, a fancy dress party. These are the events that bring people together and, as it turns out, change lives at the same time.
Get competitive about it — best baker, best quizmaster, best costume. Whatever gets people involved and keeps people giving.
Set yourself a challenge
Always meant to run a marathon? Fancy giving up something hard for a month? Thinking about swapping the car for a bike?
A challenge is a great reason to fundraise — and fundraising is a great reason to actually follow through. Get people to sponsor you, share your progress and see how far you can go.
Fundraise in celebration
Got enough stuff? Ask for donations to your favourite charity instead of gifts to mark a big celebration?
If you have a birthday or a big anniversary, a wedding or other life event coming up, set up a JustGiving page and ask for donations. You’ll be able to set a target and see messages and donations as they come in.
Set up an online fundraising page
An online page through JustGiving makes it easy to collect donations and sponsorship in one place — no chasing people for cash, no admin headaches. All funds come straight to Visably.
JustGiving websiteWe're here to cheer you on
We'd love to know. Tell Hayley at hayley@visably.org.uk — she'll cheer you on, share your fundraiser on our social channels and make sure you feel properly celebrated.
Because you should. What you're doing matters.
"Thanks for fundraising with team Visably. With you by our side, we make the world wider and brighter for everyone. We can't wait to hear how it goes and will be cheering you all the way."
Sophie Jones, Chief Executive
Fundraise in memory
If you're thinking ahead to the anniversary or birthday of a lost loved one, you might like to use this date to fundraise. It can help to make the day positive and meaningful.
Whether you are planning a challenge in their memory or organising a memorial event or a shared moment of quiet to reflect, asking for donations or sponsorship can help to bring people together.