Respond to hate with love. Start a fundraiser for kids affected by war.
Whether it's climbing a mountain, donating your birthday or asking your friends to sponsor you giving up coffee for a month, your brilliant fundraising idea will change the lives of hungry, displaced and hurting children in war zones. Responding to hate with love isn't for everyone. It is for us. It is for you.
Start Your CampaignKick-starting your campaign is easy!
Decide on your fundraising idea.
It could be something simple like holding a bake sale or opening a lemonade stand. Or something more challenging like completing a marathon. No idea is too crazy!
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Create your fundraising page.
Setting up a page so friends can quickly and easily give to your campaign is really simple. All you have to do is upload a photo, set your goal, share what you’re doing and why. Running a lemonade stand? Just ask your customers to donate directly to your page!
Setup NowStart spreading the word.
Share your fundraising page on social media, email your friends and encourage them to join you in doing something beautiful for children who are hurting because of war.
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Over 180 people have already raised more than £48,870!
Need a little inspiration to get you started? These are some of our favourite campaigns we’ve seen so far.
Donate your birthday this summer like Stevie did. He raised £1,074 for kids affected by war in the Middle East.
Run a lemonade stand like Daynee, Corson and Calynn did, raising £213 for Rohingya refugees fleeing Myanmar.
Paddle a kayak for 8 miles like Scott and his wife who raised £475 to provide relief supplies in the Middle East.
Ride a motorbike 1000 miles like Rikav who raised £1,540 to deliver food to hungry Rohingya families.
Dress like Where’s Waldo on your vacation like Laura did, raising £1,075 for kids in Southeast Asia.
Hold a bake sale like Kerthana and Chiara did to raise £1,527 so other kids displaced by war could go to school.