Fundraising
Bipolar Scotland needs your help to enable us to continue delivering vital support to those with bipolar, their friends , families and carers.
Fundraise with bipolar scotland
Bipolar Scotland needs your help to enable us to continue delivering vital support to those with bipolar, their friends , families and carers. There are many ways you can get involved, whether your organising an evening with friends, running a 10 k with work colleagues or raising funds in your community download our fundraising pack for lots of ideas on how to kick start your fundraising.
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Where will the funding be invested?
When you contribute to Bipolar Scotland through fundraising efforts, your support is directly channelled towards initiatives that make a tangible difference in the lives of those affected by bipolar disorder. Your generosity enables us to invest in essential programs and services designed to enhance support, raise awareness, and promote understanding of bipolar disorder across Scotland.
What methods can I use to fundraise?
Gather your community for a heartwarming coffee morning and bake-off event. Invite friends, family, and neighbours to enjoy freshly brewed coffee alongside an assortment of homemade treats. Encourage participants to showcase their baking prowess, adding a sprinkle of friendly competition to the morning. With laughter and delicious treats, this event offers a delightful way to raise funds while fostering connections within your community.
For an evening of entertainment, consider hosting a lively quiz night or office bingo session. Bring together colleagues or friends for some friendly competition as you tackle a range of trivia questions or mark off numbers on bingo cards. With a small entry fee or suggested donations, participants can join in the fun while supporting your fundraising efforts. These engaging events promise an enjoyable evening for all involved, while also making a meaningful contribution to your cause.
Top tips for fundraising
When fundraising, it’s crucial to establish a challenging yet realistic target for the amount you aim to raise. This provides you with a clear goal to work towards while also ensuring that your fundraising efforts remain motivating and focused.
Utilising social media platforms can significantly amplify your fundraising reach. Be sure to share your fundraising page extensively across various social networks to broaden your audience and increase visibility for your cause.
Before setting a date for your fundraising event or campaign, take a moment to review your schedule. Give yourself plenty of time to plan and organise effectively, as well as to gather donations from potential supporters.
Expressing gratitude to your donors is an essential aspect of successful fundraising. Take the time to thank each individual who contributes to your cause, acknowledging their generosity and support.
Consider exploring matched giving policies with your employer. Many companies offer programmes where they match donations made by their employees, effectively doubling the impact of your fundraising efforts. It’s worth reaching out to your employer to inquire about such opportunities and maximise the impact of your fundraising campaign.
Fundraise With Us
Help raise funds for Scotland’s largest Bipolar charity. Submit your enquiry today and someone will contact you within two working days.
- info@bipolarscotland.org.uk
- 0141 560 2050
Run the Kiltwalk
Embark on a memorable fundraising journey by participating in the Kiltwalk, a beloved Scottish tradition that combines charity with community spirit. Don your tartan kilt and lace up your walking shoes as you join thousands of fellow fundraisers in traversing scenic routes across Scotland.
Running for Bipolar Scotland
Lace up your running shoes and hit the pavement, knowing that each stride you take is making a difference in the lives of those living with this condition. With each mile, you’re not only raising funds to enhance support services but also breaking down stigma and fostering understanding about bipolar disorder.