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"Every week, 30 more families like ours need Scope's help. They make an amazing difference to people's lives, but can only carry on doing this with your support."
For every £1 we receive*
- 88p goes directly to our work with disabled people
- 8p is invested to generate further income
- 4p goes towards our governance and running costs
*excludes retail
Scope's work wouldn't be possible without the help of people like you. We rely on voluntary donations. Help us today by choosing one of the options below:
- Online donation
Make a one-off donation, or make a small regular donation every month, which will help us to plan for the future and reduces our administration costs. - Challenges and events
Raise funds for Scope whilst taking part in one of our worldwide adventures or challenges, and have an experience you'll never forget. - Leave a legacy
Around one-third of our voluntary funding comes from people who decide to leave us a legacy or gift in their Wills. - Volunteer
Scope relies on its volunteers. By giving your time you can really help - in our shops, selling raffle tickets, and supporting our recycling initiatives. - Shop
About 99% of the stock we sell is donated by the public. So before you throw anything away, think about giving it to your local Scope shop. You can even shop online to support us. - Your company
If you think your company or office might like to make a donation, run a fundraising initiative or sponsor some aspect of our work, we can work with you to make the most of your ideas. - Trusts
Long-standing relationships with charitable trusts and foundations help us to make a huge impact in areas of life where disabled people face the greatest inequalities.
However you choose to help us, thank you.
Scope is committed to the highest standards in fundraising and is a member of the Fund Raising Standards Board (link opens new window).
We adhere to the FundRaising Standards Board's Fundraising Promise. (link opens in new window).
Scope is a top scoring charity on www.intelligentgiving.com (link opens new window)