• Book sales

    Some churches and groups have been running book sales during Christian Aid Week for more than 30 years! They are a tried and tested way of engaging your local community and raising funds. Book sales can be a flexible format - you can combine them with other community and fundraising events. For one supporting church, their sale is part of a Book Festival, with workshops and talks; for another, it is an opportunity to sell artwork in addition to books. 

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  • ‘In Aid Of’ Fundraising Agreement

    Thank you for your commitment to raise vital funds ‘in aid of’ Christian Aid, taking action to fight the causes of poverty. Christian Aid respond to humanitarian emergencies, and we raise awareness and funds to ensure our work has the greatest possible impact.

    Our fundraisers are welcome to use the ‘in aid of’ Christian Aid Logo for your fundraising promotion, however you must clearly state that you are fundraising ‘in aid’ of Christian Aid and that you do not represent the charity nor have you entered into a legally binding contract.

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  • Health and safety guidelines for events

    Many people choose to put on fundraising events in celebration of Christian Aid Week, from Big Brekkies to coffee mornings, tea dances and sponsored walks. Our advice below should help answer some of your common questions, so you can have a safe and enjoyable event. 

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  • Evaluating your activities

    Meeting with your church or group to review your fundraising activities is really valuable.

    Here's our tips and questions to consider

  • Sponsored walks

    Inspired by our 70k in May challenge? Why not take it on as a group, or organise a day-long event to walk together?  

    Here are our top tips for success, including key points to remember when planning your walk. 

    Don't forget to create your 70k in May fundraising page!

    Find out how to run a sponsored walk

  • Street, station and supermarket collections

    Collecting at places locally with lots of people around can be a great way to boost your fundraising. Shopping centres, high streets, stations and supermarkets are all great places to collect, and the longer you can be there during the day, the more money you’re likely to raise. 

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