Fundraising News
2.6 Challenge Update!
A big thank you to our supporters who took up the 2.6 challenge. Thanks to their heroic efforts, they have raised over £3,000 for…
Join the 2.6 Challenge
The ME Trust is joining with other charities around the UK to ask our supporters to get involved in the 2.6 Challenge on Sunday…
We need your help…
The Coronavirus has changed the way the world works, almost overnight. Fortunately, much of the work of the ME Trust is done by phone,…
Giant Cheque
The ME Trust would like to say a big thank you to the members of Milford Golf Club who made the Trust their Charity…
Souper Lunch Month – February 2020
It’s dark. It’s gloomy. So why not spend time with friends and family and raise funds for people with ME at the same time?…
Recent Fundraising Events
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Sponsored Events
Join in one of our sponsored events or make up your own. This year our big sponsored event was the Onesie Walk in May, to coincide with ME Awareness week.
Challenge Events
Challenge yourself and raise money for The ME Trust. Join our Abseil challenge or find one of your own.
Fundraising Ideas
There are many ways for individuals, families, voluntary groups, churches and schools to get involved with supporting our work. From simply holding a fundraising coffee morning or an Afternoon Tea for ME with a cake stall to arranging a fundraising concert in a local church or school, you could be making a significant difference to the lives of people who might have been bedbound with ME/CFS for many years.
Please tell us if you plan to organise a fundraising event.
We can:
- provide a template for posters, flyers, bunting and sponsorship forms.
- help you publicise your event on our website and let everyone know how you
got on afterwards. - provide information about the work of the Trust
Please contact us if you would like someone to come to your fundraising event to speak about the work of The ME Trust.
For help with any of your fundraising ideas and activities, contact our Fundraiser, Sophie Erskine at [email protected]