Pelican Cancer Foundation

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Fundraising ideas

The opportunities to fundraise are endless. You could set up an event or undertaken something as an individual.

Here are some ideas to get you started.

  • Office dressing up/down days
  • Coffee mornings
  • Quiz night
  • Children’s discos
  • Karaoke evenings
  • Barn dances
  • Open gardens
  • Christmas fairs
  • Dinner dances
  • Marathons
  • Sponsored walks/runs
  • Sponsored haircuts
  • Fashion shows
  • Sky-diving
  • Walkathons
  • Dog walks
  • Cricket matches
  • Concert evenings
  • Art exhibitions
  • Bridge evenings
  • Clay pigeon shoots
  • Overseas challenge

Many of us make goals or resolutions that we want to work towards each year. If you have made one (or several), have you considered that you could also help others at the same time?

Make your personal goals do good for others, as well as for yourself!

Get extra motivation to succeed by fundraising for a Pelican Cancer Foundation at the same time. Share your resolution with family, friends, colleagues and peers and ask them to sponsor you. Knowing that you are raising money for a good cause can give you that extra boost and determination to hit your target.

Your goal might be…

  • I want to complete ‘Couch to 5K’ – you could ask people to sponsor each run. There are 27, so you could ask for sponsorship per run – perhaps 50p per run completed.
  • I want to declutter – list items on eBay and donate a percentage of the profits.
  • I want to be more active – you could set a target distance to reach in a set time. Maybe in 30 days you want to walk 100km (that’s just over 2 miles each day).

Or maybe you are training for a race and could raise sponsorship. Check out these sporting challenges.

We are all different and your challenge can be as big or small as you want. (It may be too easy for some and too difficult for others, but this does not make your challenge any less worthy – it’s yours to set!).

Handling sponsorship is easy – set up your own page on JustGiving and it will manage all the donations you receive.

Decide on your event or goal, write it down and then shout about it!

Whatever you decide to do in 2021, helping Pelican Cancer Foundation will give you a bonus achievement alongside your resolution – two for the price of one!

Good luck!

 

For help and ideas check out our fundraising resources page.

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pelican_cancer Pelican Cancer Foundation @pelican_cancer ·
8 Feb

Excited to be holding our 5th annual workshop for Bowel Cancer Screening Practitoners.

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28 Nov

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👇 Available now - http://pelicancancervideos.org
🎥Complexity and decision making for patients with low rectal cancer

Mr Mark Gudgeon, Professor Heald & Mr Moran
@MGudgeon @ProfessorHeald @Brendan92855812

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