Fundraising at home is a great way to get everyone together for a different reason.  Here are just a few ideas, but if you can think of more please get in touch with our events and community team.

Tips on fundraising at home with adults

Organise a deaf awareness talk – ask for donations from people that attend.

Dinner party, picnic or BBQ – ask people to make a donation instead of bringing drinks or presents.

Quiz night – which friend knows the most? Organise a quiz night and ask for donations to play.

Sponsored game or event - with friends and family.

Karaoke competition – get your friends and family up singing. Ask for donations to sing.

Wine tasting evening – ask for donations on entry.

Tea party – get your friends and neighbours over for a cuppa and ask for donations.

Moneybox collections – place a money box in your home for when you have visitors.

Ask family and friends to make a donation as a birthday or wedding present.

Give by selling on eBay.

Tips on fundraising at home with children

Sponsored silence – ask people to sponsor you to not speak for a day.

Fingerspelling competition – raise money for every letter you learn.

Play charades – ask players to donate to play.

Sign language day – raise sponsorship to sign for a day.

Video game competitions – pay to enter and compete with your friends.

Helping hand – ask for a small donation in return of a job.

Cake sale - bake cakes and biscuits and sell them to raise money.

Home cinema service – ask your friends to pay an entry fee to your own home cinema.

Some examples

Read about some of the ways others have done fundraising at home in our case studies.

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