Educational fundraising

Leukaemia Care is a national blood cancer charity and we’re looking for schools and educational establishments to join us in our efforts to support anyone affected by blood cancer.

Primary School Fundraising Ideas

Could your pupils become sidekicks or superheroes for Leukaemia Care?

Secondary school fundraising

To get your students involved, we’ve created a fun format in the style of the TV show ‘The Apprentice’ that should spur them on and give them a real sense of purpose in their fundraising.

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Fundraising helps children learn to be responsible and care for others and it can also be integrated into the curriculum to make it fun, engaging and educational. We have a variety of fundraising activities for primary school children that are easy, fun, rewarding and simple.

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