FUNDRAISING
Fundraising of any sort is hugely valuable to HopeFull’s ongoing operations
and future development.
We love to hear about, and support, those undertaking fundraising activities. It’s a chance for communities to connect, big challenges to be overcome, and people to enjoy themselves - all the same qualities of our activities in Ukraine.
We love to hear about, and support, those undertaking fundraising activities. It’s a chance for communities to connect, big challenges to be overcome, and people to enjoy themselves - all the same qualities of our activities in Ukraine.
If you are interested in organising an event or completing a challenge for HopeFull please contact us and we will put our full support behind you.
Here are some of our recent favourites.
Here are some of our recent favourites.
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OCTOGENERIANS SKYDIVE
Our patron Magnus Linklater CBE (81), took to the skies with Iona O’Connor (88) and Caroline Crawford (86) for a skydive from 10,000 feet, raising over £4,000 for HopeFull.
WALKING TO WORK FOR UKRAINE
Joanne Cowie couldn’t go to volunteer herself so instead she set up a fundraiser and walked to work from her home in Durham to Stockton-on-Tees totalling about 36 miles.
CANDY SALE
Recent volunteer, Joan Root, went to talk at her grandson’s primary school on her return to the USA and the children decided to make HopeFull their candy sale charity of the year.
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QUADRATHLON
In July 2023 the 100 competitors of The Great Kindrochit Quadrathlon raised over £20k for HopeFull. The ‘quad’ is a gruelling day out in Highland Perthshire including swimming across Loch Tay, walk/running seven hills, kayaking and cycling and the finale is cutting a watermelon in half with a sword!
WALK AROUND THE WORLD
Tom Fremantle, tomsworldwalk.com, walked from Vilnius in Lithuania to Lviv in Ukraine raising over £12,000.
THE NORTHWEST PASSAGE EXPEDITION
Leven Brown and his team are in the middle of a two-year challenge to row the Northwest Passage Expedition – an arctic route from Baffin Island, Canada, to Point Barrow, Alaska.
IMPROVISED OPERA
Impropera Scratch Opera Concert and auction organised by Fiona Leslie at Fingask Castle raised over £30,000.
VOLUNTEERING
HopeFull’s volunteers aren’t behind closed doors, or in the background. Volunteers in Ukraine are currently in
the heart of these communities, connecting with people,
giving hope and spreading the joy that comes from a warm smile and a slice of pizza.
Our international volunteers are often joined by locals who also take a role in providing meals to their compatriots.
You don’t need to be an expert cook to join us in Ukraine, all we ask is that you are ready and willing to work within the team to help in whichever way you can.
In return for your time and effort we promise you an experience full of gratitude, and the knowledge you have had a positive impact on the lives of those in need.
Our international volunteers are often joined by locals who also take a role in providing meals to their compatriots.
You don’t need to be an expert cook to join us in Ukraine, all we ask is that you are ready and willing to work within the team to help in whichever way you can.
In return for your time and effort we promise you an experience full of gratitude, and the knowledge you have had a positive impact on the lives of those in need.
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CORPORATE SUPPORT
HopeFull is a small team making a significant impact
wherever it operates, but we simply couldn’t do it
without the support of our inspiring corporate partners.
They have enabled us to serve over 1.5 million pizzas in Ukraine, and the purchase of the equipment to do so.
Dr Oetker, Italpizza and Coca-Cola have supported us with food and drink and continue to do so.
Our fleet of vehicles are sponsored by some amazing corporate sponsors including The Wolf (Sedbergh School), Artemis (The Artemis Charitable Trust) and The Gazza (St James’s Place).
There is a constantly transforming range of needs and opportunities for corporate sponsorship, we’d love to discuss what’s currently available.
They have enabled us to serve over 1.5 million pizzas in Ukraine, and the purchase of the equipment to do so.
Dr Oetker, Italpizza and Coca-Cola have supported us with food and drink and continue to do so.
Our fleet of vehicles are sponsored by some amazing corporate sponsors including The Wolf (Sedbergh School), Artemis (The Artemis Charitable Trust) and The Gazza (St James’s Place).
There is a constantly transforming range of needs and opportunities for corporate sponsorship, we’d love to discuss what’s currently available.
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SCHOOLS PROGRAMME
As important as our corporate sponsorships have been, so have fundraising activities and aid collections through schools across the UK. To date we have enjoyed wonderful partnerships with Sedbergh School, Mount St Mary’s College, Eton College, Great Ballard School, and Eastboune College. We do this not only to aid our fundraising but to foster a culture of service and giving amongst pupils.
As part of their fundraising activities, school communities often collect donations of aid. We deliver this mainly by partnering with other charities who are better placed to distribute within Ukraine.
Needs are always changing, and we would be delighted to help you set up activities to aid the campaign.
As part of their fundraising activities, school communities often collect donations of aid. We deliver this mainly by partnering with other charities who are better placed to distribute within Ukraine.
Needs are always changing, and we would be delighted to help you set up activities to aid the campaign.
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