lLove4Life charity take part in Big Give Christmas challenge
Added by Love Business East Midlands | 3 December 2024
UPDATED: 4 December 2024
From December 3rd - 10th, Love4Life are taking part in the Big Give’s Christmas Challenge, with a goal of raising £10,000 in just 1 week!
These funds will provide wellbeing support and activities in the build up to Christmas, empowering 150 disadvantaged girls in Leicester, North Leicestershire and Derby to know that their worth is not determined by presents or how they celebrate. Donations to Love4Life will be generously matched by The Monday Charitable Trust during the campaign, meaning your money can support twice as many.
Lara Best, Community Fundraiser at Love4Life said:
“This year we’re looking to raise a total of £10,000. To access the £5,000 that we have in the matching pot, we need to raise £5,000 in online donations. We hope everyone will give generously to help us reach our target and enable us to carry on the work we all feel so passionately about.’’
How can you get involved?
- Visit the Love4Life Campaign Page to find out more.
- Join our mailing list to receive updates - visit About Love4Life and click subscribe.
- Set an alarm for 3rd December at 12pm.
- Create a reminder and add our campaign page, so you remember not to miss your chance to double your donation!
- Share to your socials, workplace and networks.
For further information, please contact: Lara Best (Community Fundraiser)
T: 07789931256 E: lara.best@love4life.charity
About Big Give: https://donate.biggive.org/
Big Give is a registered charity (1136547) that runs match funded campaigns for charities and special causes at key moments across the year. By connecting charities to match funders (like philanthropists, foundations or corporates) and the public, Big Give helps them double their donations. It’s a simple idea - when the public donates to a charity through a Big Give campaign, it asks funders (philanthropists, foundations, government departments or corporates) to match that donation. So, £50 from a member of the public becomes £100 for a good cause.
