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How to Fundraise for RECOVERY

Get Involved

 

  • This page is full of ideas, links and suggestions to help you run an event to raise funds and awareness on mental health and RECOVERY.

  • First things first, you need to decide on your event. See below for ideas and inspiration.

  • Tell us what you’re up to, so we can add your event to our list of the 65 events on our website to encourage and inspire other people considering getting involved. Email us with details of your event at ​​recovery4wellbeing@gmail.com​.

 

  • Make sure you have Gift Aid cards available at your event (we will send you some with the rest of your fundrasing pack). If tax payers complete these when they make a donation we can claim back gift aid from the government, making every £1 given worth £1.25.

 

Some Ideas

 

  • Do something tasty! We're always fond of having something to eat or cuppa and a natter about life. Why not organise a food and/or drink event geared towards encouraging coversations about mental health. Remember to make it as accessible as possible to those who haven't had direct or indirect experience of mental health problems. This helps to break down the stigma and discrimination associated with the issues by engaging those who might not have thought too much about it before.

  • Get some support! Obviously RECOVERY will give you all the support we can possibly offer with anything you need but we also encouge members and supporters to get out in the community and garner a bit of support for themselves. In that respect here is a letter we have put together in order for people to approach local retailers/businesses to see if they will kidly take one of our collection tins in order to raise funds for us without even raising a finger. Click here for RECOVERY's collection tin letter.

 

What the Money Goes Towards

 

 

Just in case any of you generous, kind hearted fundraisers out there need reminding what your valuably raised funds go towards here's a little reminder:

 

  • RECOVERY supports Survivors in the community to encourage each other to see ways around obstacles to wellbeing. We enable people to talk about their experiences with Mental Health. We offer Creative Therapy Sessions (TAW Therapeutic Art Workshop, Jewellery Making, Centering Therapy and Creative Writing) that can help heal memories.

  • RECOVERY Dogs for Mental Health helps survivors to recover their independence through lessening anxiety, fear, loneliness, panic attacks and improving social inclusion, exercise and wellbeing.

 

 

RECOVERY

Finding ways to wellbeing

The RECOVERY studio can be reached between 10am - 4pm 

Monday - Friday apart from Wednesdays by phone on 07581 282899.

The RECOVERY studio moved to Floor 5, Suite 9, Humberstone House, 81-83 Humberstone Gate, Leicester, LE1 1WB on 22/8/16, due to this the landline [0116 253 2073] is now 0116 262 3946 

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