Bring your colleagues together and help create an equal future with disabled people.

Hosting a fundraiser in your workplace is a fantastic way to boost team spirit, have fun, and make a real difference. Whether you’re in an office, shop, school, or remote team, there are plenty of ways to get involved.

Ideas for workplace fundraising

• Dress-down day: Everyone donates to ditch the dress code.
• Bake sale or coffee morning: Sweet treats for a good cause.
• Quiz or bingo night: Host in person or online.
• Sponsored challenge: Walk, cycle, or run as a team.
• Raffle or auction: Ask local businesses to donate prizes.
• Gaming or streaming session: Perfect for tech-savvy teams.
• Charity of the year: make Scope your workplace’s charity of the year.

You can keep it simple or go big—whatever works for your team culture.

How to fundraise for charity in your workplace

1. Choose your activity
   Pick something fun and inclusive that everyone can join in with. Think about dietary options and accessibility for guests (step‑free routes, accessible toilet) and community rates.
2. Set a fundraising goal
   Decide how you’ll raise money—entry fees, donations, or sponsorship.
3. Spread the word
   Share posters, send emails, and promote your event on internal channels.
4. Celebrate your success
   Enjoy the event, thank your colleagues, and pay in your donations. 

Ideas for workplace fundraising

• Dress-down day: Everyone donates to ditch the dress code.
• Bake sale or coffee morning: Sweet treats for a good cause.
• Quiz or bingo night: Host in person or online.
• Sponsored challenge: Walk, cycle, or run as a team.
• Raffle or auction: Ask local businesses to donate prizes.
• Gaming or streaming session: Perfect for tech-savvy teams.
• Charity of the year: make Scope your workplace’s charity of the year.

You can keep it simple or go big—whatever works for your team culture.

How to fundraise for charity in your workplace

1. Choose your activity
   Pick something fun and inclusive that everyone can join in with. Think about dietary options and accessibility for guests (step‑free routes, accessible toilet) and community rates.
2. Set a fundraising goal
   Decide how you’ll raise money—entry fees, donations, or sponsorship.
3. Spread the word
   Share posters, send emails, and promote your event on internal channels.
4. Celebrate your success
   Enjoy the event, thank your colleagues, and pay in your donations.