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Support Us

As a charity UK Youth relies on a wide variety of support and donations and the efforts of our network of supporters and fundraisers to ensure we can continue with our vital work. 

 

We believe that young people should be supported in a wide variety of ways to fully engage, learn develop skills and have their voices heard.   We are fortunate that we do receive support from a wide range of sources from people and organisations that share our belief in the value of our young people. We are extremely grateful to these individuals, businesses and public organisations that make our work possible and enjoyable by sharing our passion for supporting young people. 

 

If you believe that young people deserve opportunities to raise their aspirations, recognise their achievements and realise their potential and want to support a better future there are a wide range of ways you can do that.  This section details many of the things you can do whether attending an event, setting yourself a personal challenge or simply making a donation. 

 

Please help us continue our work in these increasingly challenging times by making a donation here.  For more information about any of our fundraising activities and events please email This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it or call her on 01425 675106.

 

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Ways to Donate

We rely on support from individuals as well as organisations and there are many ways you can donate to UK Youth.

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Individual Giving

It is really easy to get involved find out how to become an individual supporter of UK Youth.

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Corporate Support

We are fortunate to receive support from a wide range of companies, find out who and sign your company up!

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Events

We run a varied calendar of fundraising events each year which are enjoyed by supporters old and new.

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Legacies

Find out how you can leave a fantastic legacy for future generations of young people.

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