Community Fundraising

You can support our vital work by organising or taking part in a community fundraising event, from a bake sale to a quiz.

Organise an event:

Get together with family and friends and colleagues to fundraise for BASIC. You may already know what you want to do which is brilliant, if so get in touch with our fundraising team by email: [email protected] and let us know what you are planning and when.

We can send you everything that you need for your event, such as collections tins and t-shirts. We will also send you a fundraising pack, which contains lots of useful information and advice about fundraising for us.

Stuck for ideas:

If you're not sure about what you would like to do then here are some ideas to get you started:

Fundraising Ball
Comedy night
Family fun day
Knitathon
Quiz night
Sponsored slim
Christmas Party
Football Tournament
Coffee and Cake morning

Whatever you choose, we'll be on hand to help you every step of the way.

If you're still not sure what you would like to do, or if you have questions please get in touch with the BASIC team on [email protected] or call us on 0161 707 6441.

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