Read what our amazing fundraisers have done for us...
York trio complete Sprint Triathlon for Family Fund. Read more
Kym got her workplace dressing funny and raising money for Family Fund. Read more
Gareth has set himself the challenge of a lifetime: to raise money by completing a full 26.2 mile marathon… whilst pulling a car! Read more
This year Mel is running the Virgin Money London Marathon to say thank you for the support her family received from Family Fund when they needed it most. Read more
Letitia took on a mighty challenge to support Family Fund, and climbed Mount Kilimanjaro in only 6 days! Read more
Every year Family Fund HQ hold their annual “Pod Decorating” competition, and with very few rules in place things get messy! Read more
Air Cadets, dancing the foxtrot, and spam sandwiches. Sharon hosted a 1940's Tea Dance to fundraise for Family Fund and everyone loved it! Read more
Ruby talks about fear, flying, and how her fundraising skydive changed her life as well as the families she raised money for. Read more
Hero IT Support decided to release their inner super heros for International Day of Charity. Read more
Russell took on the Toughest Mudder to fundraise for Family Fund. A 30 mile run through rain, mud, ice water, and electrified obstacles, all in the darkness of night. Read more
Sarah had been growing her hair for over two years, when she decided to fundraise for Family Fund by being sponsored to cut it off! Read more
“I looked left of me at the summit and felt rather sick ( I’m not a fan of heights) but remembering why we had climbed 1085m for such an amazing charity made every minute of it worthwhile.” Read more
Michelle wanted to give something back to Family Fund but it wasn’t until she saw the Messy Tea Party campaign on Facebook that she knew exactly how she wanted to get involved. Read more
For me, Family Fund was the charity I wanted to give something back to... Read more
A crew of 16 paddlers, paced by their drummer and guided by a helmsman, combine power and rhythm to race down a 250 metre course. Read more