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Whether you are a club, school or individual, however you want to get involved, we want to help support you with your amazing fundraising efforts.
From head shave to wedding day, skydive or birthday, fundraising for Taylor-Made Dreams will make a huge difference for the children we support.
Get in touch! Let us know all about your event by emailing hello@taylormadedreams.org.uk and one of the team will find out how we can help to make your event special. We can supply collection buckets, pop-up banners, flags and event organiser t-shirts, along side providing any fundraising/event advice that you might need.
You can also set up an online donation page via JustGiving to spread the word to your friends and family who may want to support you. You can then link your campaign to Taylor-Made Dreams on your JustGiving page, making the donation process easier for you.
Any question you might have about organising, JustGiving or the day itself, we are always here to help, so please do get in touch if you need any help.
We are constantly blown away by the incredible support of our community. Every school, place of worship, sports club, group and association makes a huge difference to the support we can offer to children with terminal illness in Kent, Sussex, Surrey & Essex. We take pride in supporting our fundraisers in their events and activities and have loads of ideas and fundraising collateral to support you.
We would love to hear more about your plans, so we can assist you in any way you may need. Please email hello@taylormadedreams.org.uk to tell us more about how we can support your charitable giving.
We are so grateful for the organisations who support us with hosting one of our collection pots. Every penny raised through them adds up to make a huge difference. If you can provide a loving home for a Taylor-Made Dreams collection pot please email hello@taylormadedreams.org.uk
Thank you to all of our current collection pot homes!
“We have found the services to be tactful, relevant and mind-blowingly memorable. The simple fact that we want to carry on helping Taylor Made Dreams in whatever way we can over two years after our son Josh died, tells you everything about our belief in what an uplifting and valuable charity this is"
Martin Wilkinson, father of the late Josh Wilkinson
