Fundraise for Leukaemia & Lymphoma NI
The money you raise will be used to fund research based at the Patrick G. Johnston Centre for Cancer Research (PGJCCR) at Queens University, Belfast.
There are many ways you can fundraise to support our fight against blood cancer. One of the easiest ways to raise money for LLNI is to take part in one of our exciting events but there are also many fundraising ideas below!
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How can I fundraise for LLNI?
You can support us by organising your own activity or get together with friends like a coffee morning, a bake sale, a disco or your own run or walk.
Download a Fundraising Pack
Big Red Tea Party
Each year we encourage our supporters to host a ‘Big Red Tea Party’ during Blood Cancer Awareness Month to help raise vital funds for research. However, you can support us by hosting a ‘Big Red Tea Party’ at any time of the year.
Big Red Tea Party packFundraising Tips
1Personalise your fundraising page
Why not include a picture of yourself and a few words about exactly why you’re supporting Leukaemia & Lymphoma NI
2Set yourself a fundraising target
Fundraisers with targets raise up to 45% more. Once you hit your target, put it up so people give even more!
3Raise brand awareness
Share facts about blood cancer so people have a really clear understanding of the amazing difference their donation will make.
4Ask your friends and family
People tend to match previous donations, so ask your loved ones to sign up first and set the bar high.
5Spread the word
Don’t be shy! Tell everyone what you’re doing through Facebook, Twitter and Instagram / add link in your email signature.
6Make the most of payday
Everyone feels generous after payday, so remember to share your page at the end of the month. Check with your employer if they have a matched giving scheme which could double your funds.
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Don’t forget Gift-Aid
If your sponsors are UK taxpayers, ask them to tick the Gift Aid box when making a donation. This allows us to claim at least 25p from the government for every £1 donated. You can download and print a gift-aid form here.