Wherever you are, whatever you want to do, and whoever you want to do it with, there are lots of ways you can fundraise for Demelza.
Fundraise at school
From classroom activities to PTA events, there are loads of opportunities to fundraise at school for Demelza. We know that as teachers you’re busy, so we’ve come up with ideas for you, and have lots of resources that will help you plan and run your fundraising event.
Fundraise at work
Whether in the office or working from home, there are lots of ways to raise money for Demelza with your colleagues and teams. Thanks to technology you can always find ways to bring people who are in the office together with those working from home, creating hybrid events that make everyone feel included and raise money for charity.
Fundraise in your community
Community fundraising is a great way to get to know your neighbours, bring people together, have fun – and raise funds so that Demelza can continue to provide vital care and support for children with serious or life-limiting conditions, and their loved ones.
Fundraise at home
As they say, charity starts at home. And so can your fundraising efforts. There are lots of ways that you can fundraise for Demelza at home. You can try something virtual or in person, and have lots of fun as you raise vital funds for us.
Our fundraising promise
Read our promise to you - our lovely supporters.
Meet the Fundraising Team
Meet a few faces from Demelza's Fundraising Team. If you have any questions or need any help with your fundraising, we're always on hand to help.
Senior Community & Events Manager
Kat Cordrey
Head of Supporter Relations & Individual Giving
Emma Barnes
Senior Events Executive
Gemma Murray
Director of Fundraising & Marketing
Hayley Richardson
Meet the Fundraising Team
Meet a few faces from Demelza's Fundraising Team. If you have any questions or need any help with your fundraising, we're always on hand to help.
Senior Community & Events Manager
Kat Cordrey
Head of Supporter Relations & Individual Giving
Emma Barnes
Senior Events Executive
Gemma Murray