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Invite friends, family and local contacts to join you on a training run or cycle in return for a donation. MY PLANS:

Organise a Valentine’s Day party or speeddating event – charge an entry fee and get extra donations by organising a love-themed raffle.MY PLANS:

Ask your boss for a dress-down day at work with an animal theme.MY PLANS:

Plan an Easter egg hunt at work, at your local community club or at home or organise an Easter hamper raffle.MY PLANS:

Organise a school sports day or office olympics for an entry fee.MY PLANS:

Make the most of the summer and host aBBQ at home – ask for donations from guests.MY PLANS:

Offer your pet sitting, car washing or gardening services to friends and family in return for a donation.MY PLANS:

Organise a quiz night in your local pub or hall – get in touch with the RSPCA Fundraising team for pre-prepared questions: events@rspca.org.ukMY PLANS:

Hire a hall and organise a kids’ Halloween party, offer crafts and games and provide spooky foods and a costume competition. Charge an entry fee per child.MY PLANS:

Are you great at crafts or handy with a hammer? Run your own workshop to make something new and ask for a donation from your students.MY PLANS:

Offer a gift wrapping service at work, bring in Christmas themed cakes or offer to organise the work Christmas party and add £5 to everyone’s deposit as a donation.MY PLANS:

Organise a vintage, craft or preloved kids gear sale in a local hall. You could also sell unwanted stuff at a boot sale.MY PLANS:

Plan and keep track of your fundraising activities all year round with this calendar.

Set up your JustGiving page, add pictures and

updates and share it with your contacts

regularly.

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