380,000 people are experiencing food insecurity across Dorset and BCP. There is so much more to do.
Your fundraising helps us do more: More sessions. More locations. More people. More impact.
Every pound you raise will make a difference. With your support, we can give even more families the skills, confidence, and knowledge they need to eat well and feel better, helping to break the cycle of food insecurity and low wellbeing.
We’ve created a simple fundraising guide below, to help you choose an activity that’s right for you, plan and deliver your event, and safely transfer what you raise.
If this isn't for you but you would still like to support us, you can also:
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What will you do? Think of something you enjoy, or a challenge you’d like to take on. What would people donate to see you do? You could:
Looking for more big and small inspiration?
Download an A-Z of more ideas here:
A Z Fundraising Ideas from The Friendly Food Club.pdf
Choose a date for your event or activity. Give yourself enough time to plan, prepare and let everyone know!
Set up a page at justgiving.com with details of your event or activity and a picture. Remember to use our charity name and number and donation details when you set up your page:
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Share your page with everyone through emails, social media, messaging apps and posters. Let us know what you’re doing – we can add you to our news page and contact local media on your behalf!
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If you’ve used JustGiving your donations will come to us automatically. If you’ve collected donations yourself, use our donation page to donate online and then contact us to let us know.
Some employers will match any employee fundraising, so find out if your workplace offers this!
… then take a moment to reflect on your amazing work! We’re grateful for every pound raised, so thank you for choosing to support the Friendly Food Club.
£20 |
a place on a cooking course for a parent to learn how to cook a family meal from fresh ingredients. |
£100 |
seed funding to start a Friendly Food Club community group |
£300 |
a family cooking workshop in a local community |
£500 |
meal kits for a whole class to take home, each feeding a family of four |
£1000 |
a short course for 12 parents with young babies to learn how to introduce healthy solid foods |
£2500 |
a cooking skills course for 12 vulnerable adults, including a small appliance to take home, help them cook more at home |
£5000 |
printing and distribution of 2500 Friendly Food Club recipe books with sponsor’s logo |
You may need to get a license to hold a raffle or competition and follow strict legal rules. Find out more at the Gambling Commission.
We cannot accept liability for your activity or event. You are responsible for managing risks and food hygiene. Consider adequate public liability insurance cover if necessary.
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