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7 days, so many ways to fundraise

Together we are pushing back against the inhumanity of poverty. Seven days, so many ways to fund lasting change. This Christian Aid Week, what will you do?

70K in May

Move 70km during May. Walk, run, cycle, however you move is up to you.

Invite your friends and family to sponsor you, or even complete the challenge with you!

Take part

Aline Nibogora with sons Irumva (left) and Vyukesenge Aubi (right), standing outside their home.

Envelopes that change lives

The classic Christian Aid red envelope – but online.

Raise vital funds and push back against poverty by sharing your personalised digital envelope with friends and family.

Create an envelope

Fundraise your way

Hold your own fundraising activity this Christian Aid Week. From bake sales to car washes and everything in between. 7 days, so many ways to make a difference.

Ballyclare's 'Volun-teens!'

Four teenage siblings, or ‘volun-teens’ distributed Christian Aid Week envelopes house-to-house in Ballyclare

Fundraising in Ballybay Monaghan for Christian Aid Week

Fundraising in Monaghan

Our supporters in Ballybay, hold an annual plant sale, bake sale and coffee morning to raise funds for our work

Soup lunch

The members of Carnone Presbyterian Church, County Donegal hold a soup lunch after church to support our work

A smiling older man holding Christian Aid leaflets

Andy's 95th birthday

Involved in the first Christian Aid Week, 66 years later, Andy celebrated his 95th birthday with a house-to-house collection.

Sell-out art exhibition

Margie Savage and her grandson Patrick Duffield hold an art exhibition each year in their Belfast garden

Organise your own fundraiser

There are so many ways to fundraise this Christian Aid Week. Create a fundraising page for whatever you do.

Create your fundraising page

How your fundraising makes a difference

£27

or €32 could buy the lockable safe that protects a community’s savings, hopes and dreams.
£275

or €321 could fund training that aids a community to support people to grow food, buy medicine and improve their living conditions.
£800

or €935 could provide the dignity kit and emotional support for a family escaping domestic violence, and training to generate their own income.

Looking to donate?

If creating an envelope or fundraising page isn’t for you, and you would like to donate quickly and easily, make a donation to push back against the inhumanity of poverty this Christian Aid Week.

Donate now