How to fundraise this Harvest

This Harvest, fundraise and join churches who are helping farmers facing climate chaos to build a brighter, more resilient future. Whether it's a church collection or a community event, your efforts can help fund vital tools and training, helping farmers like Anok share harvest and hope with their communities. It’s easy to get started.

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Sign up

Sign up and set up your digital envelope or fundraising page.

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Fundraise

Fundraise and ask your friends and family to donate to your page.

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Create change

Use your community and local events to communities build a sustainable future.

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Fundraise your way

From bake sales to fun runs and everything in between, hold your own fundraiser.

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How your fundraising makes a difference

  • £150

    or €180, could help to fund the fencing that keeps a farmer’s chickens safe from harm.

  • £450

    or €528, could buy the solar dehydrator that means farmers can dry foods that will sustain their family through lean periods.

  • £1,250

    or €1496, could provide several timber market stalls with durable metal roofs that keep farmers selling whatever the weather.

Meet our fundraisers

Across the island of Ireland, incredible people are taking on challenges to raise vital funds for Christian Aid. Be inspired by their stories.

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Cooking challenge

A tasty and social fundraiser bringing together different cultures to raise a fantastic £330.
Women enjoying a Christian Aid Soup Lunch

Delicious soup lunches

In County Donegal, Joanne Kee and her helpers organised a soup lunch, raising €1,200 for vulnerable communities.
Fundraising for Christian Aid Week in Ballybay

3 in 1 for Ballybay

The Presbyterian community of Ballybay, County Monaghan organised a plant sale, coffee morning and bake sale that raised €12,000.
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Arthur's tea party

Fundraising since aged two, 10-year-old Arthur and his family raised almost £800 with their afternoon tea party.
Ron Crangle exhibits his railways collection

Bangor's 'Model-Citizen'

‘Model citizen’ Ron Crangle held a model railway exhibition in City Church Bangor which raised funds for our work.
Joining hands at a ceillidh in Bangor

Ceilidh's nights

In Holywood, County Down, Lynda Francis organised a ceilidh that raised £1,200 for communities living in poverty.
Women enjoying pre-loved fasion show, Belfast

Pre-loved fashion in Belfast

In Belfast, Jennifer Cairnduff’s sale of pre-loved wedding and occasion wear helped bring their fundraising total to £7,650.
Women with desserts to sell for Christian Aid Week

Holywood's sweet-tooth

In Holywood, County Down, Rosemary Maxwell’s desserts fundraiser helped sweeten the lives of the world’s poorest.
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