Fundraise with us

Raise money to make equality for young women a reality

You can make a difference in the lives of young women facing poverty.

Whether you run, tandem cycle, skydive or have fun hosting your own fundraising event, you’ll join a movement that’s powered by people just like you. People who want to make a difference.

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We want to raise awareness of gender inequality affecting young people. By raising money for Young Women’s Trust we are shaping a world in which women will be given the same value and respect as men.
University of Essex Feminist Society

Run for us

When you run a race for Young Women’s Trust we support you every step of the way.

From fundraising support to regular training tips, you’ll join a movement that’s powered by people who want to make a difference.

Run for us

Fundraising ideas

Host an event

Whether it’s a quiz, a feminist book club, or a film night, bring your friends together (online or in person) and raise funds to create real change for young women. Don’t forget to tell us your plans and tag us on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook.

Take on a challenge

You could try a half marathon, a couch to 5k or giving something up for a month. Pick a challenge that tests your strength or resilience to raise vital money and awareness for the cause.

Visit Just Giving or Virgin Money to set up a fundraising page.

Arrange a sweepstake

The possibilities for sweepstakes are endless: sports tournaments; how many sweets in the jar; reality TV shows; guessing your time in a half marathon; awards ceremonies…

Ask your friends or colleagues to donate £2 per entry and choose a prize for the winner. Draw names (or number of sweets/half marathon times) from a hat before the event starts, then sit back and enjoy the fun!

Set up a Facebook fundraiser

Collect donations via Facebook for your birthday or a special occasion. You can also add a donate sticker to your Instagram stories. Make sure to tell your friends and followers why you care about standing in solidarity with young women, and why they should too!