Fundraise at work
From bake sales to quizzes, scavenger hunts to virtual get-togethers, there are lots of brilliant ways to have fun while raising money with your colleagues. Create a company-wide competition to get everyone smiling for a good cause.
Fundraising Ideas
Dress-down Days
Whether you pick a theme or just go casual, dress-down days are a super easy way to get everyone involved at work.
Photo Scavenger Hunt
Send out teams to with a list of challenges - who can photograph a wild animal, take the best team selfie, capture a celebrity, find a statue...
Bake Off
Transform you colleagues into contestants in the Great Office Bake Off. The battle for star baker is even more exhilarating – you get to eat the cake!
Quiz Night
Get into teams, charge a fee to take part and nominate your most exuberant colleague as quiz master!
Swear Jar
Make sure people put in a pound every time they use a naughty word. Or why not give it a festive-theme and ban any Christmas references.
Sports Challenge
Could you do a local run, swim or cycle? Or get a group to take on the three peaks?
Sweepstake
Run a sweepstake in your team whether it’s for Wimbledon, Strickly Come Dancing, the Christmas Number One or The Grand National.
Festive Fun
Hold a mince pie and mulled wine sale, Christmas jumper day or gift-wrapping station and ask for donations.
Bring and Buy
Ask colleagues to bring in any unwanted items for a pop-up shop in the office. Sell anything from DVD’s, clothes and books to children’s toys.
Virtual Challenge
Get a treadmill, exercise bike or rowing machine and challenge your colleagues to a race without even leaving the office.
Give it Up
Whether detoxing or dechoxing, help colleagues stick to their new year’s resolutions by sponsoring them for their month-long sacrifice.
Work Do
A wine and cheese night, karaoke night, quiz night or bingo night are all perfect ways to unwind with your colleagues after a hard day’s work.
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