WAYS TO COLLECT YOUR SCHOOLS FUNDRAISING MONEY
We’ve got a variety of easy and secure ways to collect your school’s fundraising! Check out all the different options below to see which will work best for your school’s fundraising plans.
However you chose to collect your fundraising money, every penny will make a huge different to the lives of children and young people across the UK.
PARENTPAY DONATION PAGES
It’s super easy to collect fundraising money with a free Donations Page from our friends at ParentPay Group – you can easily keep track of donations, and make it quick and simple for parents to donate on BBC Children in Need Day.
You can also collect Gift Aid on eligible donations, helping to boost your fundraising by up to 25%.
Fundraise with JustGiving
The links below to set up your Just Giving page will redirect you to JustGiving’s website and its use is subject to their terms of service and privacy policy.
PAY IN CASH AT THE POST OFFICE
If your school’s fundraising included collecting cash or coins, you can pay this in at the Post Office, our cash collection partner!
Just take your schools fundraising along to your local Post Office branch, ask to pay your fundraising in for BBC Children in Need and you can pay in with cash, card or cheque. The Post Office team will guide you through the rest!
DOWNLOAD YOUR SPONSORSHIP FORM
Collect your Challenge Yourself sponsorship with our free downloadable sponsorship form.
Feeling tech savvy? Scroll up to find out how to set up a digital sponsorship form on JustGiving.
PAYING VIA CHEQUE/POST:
The safest way make a donation or pay in your fundraising is through our online mechanics. Please do not send cash by post.
If you wish to send a cheque, postal order or CAF voucher made payable to ‘BBC Children in Need’ you can do so through the following address:
BBC Children in Need Appeal
MediaCityUK
Salford
M50 2BH
Please include your school’s name and URN, along with your payment.
Please be aware we have seen instances of cheque fraud and encourage our supporters to donate via online mechanics.
If you do wish to donate via cheque, please consider the following guidance:
- Banks recommend that cheques should be written using indelible ink such as a ballpoint pen and that a line should be drawn through all unused spaces. Banks also recommend that when filling in a cheque individuals should aim to fill the whole cheque, writing from the very left in large text.
- Banks advise to never to leave a space between the “£” and amount total.
- Bank statements should be monitored to keep track of cheque payments.
- If a supporter notices a transaction on their account that they do not recognise we advise them to contact their bank immediately and report the case to the police through Action Fraud by calling 0300 123 2040 or via actionfraud.police.uk.
For further support, to report an issue or to discuss alternative ways of donating, contact [email protected] or call on 0345 609 0015.
