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Donations
If you’d like to give a one-off or a regular donation, or raise funds through a sponsored event or your own fundraiser, you can do so through our Just Giving page. You can sign up to our Just Giving page here or click the button below to leave a donation. The tools for setting up your own linked fundraising page are available through the site and donation and gift aid collection is all done for you.
Do you shop online? You can register for easyfundraising here and raise funds for CRDN while you shop! It doesn’t cost you a penny extra. When you shop the Easyfundraising way at over 3,000 shops and sites they turn that into a donation for CRDN. You can buy your grocery shop, book trains, and holidays, buy books or goods and every your utility providers. You can use the easyfundraising app and donation reminder on your device, please register here.
Fundraising for CRDN
Many Thanks to our fabulous supporters!
Fundraising projects can be set up on our Just Giving page where you can tell your fundraising story and your supporters can add their messages, donations and gift aid. Stuck for ideas? Read the some examples below to inspire you…
Those who don’t jump will never fly
Inspired by Helena Baker, a previous speaker at our Rare Nursing event, six incredible ladies jumped out of a plane with parachutes for CRDN. Helena was diagnosed late with a rare condition and following many operations over her lifetime, has had a recent lower leg amputation. They raised around £5,000 to support our Rare Disease Nurse Network project to get off the ground. You can read Helena’s fundraising story here.
only 99 miles to go!
Chris Cawthorn from Cambridge Trailfinders ran an astounding 100 miles in less than 24hrs along the North Downs Way for CRDN. An incredible feat from a dedicated runner who often runs the 18 miles to work and back! Chris has no know connection with rare disease but was inspired by our children’s activity group, Unique Feet, to fundraise to support their activities. He raised just under £800! Read Chris’s fundraising story here.
unique feet dance project
We launched a crowdfunding campaign to raise funds for our Unique Feet children’s group to take part in a creative dance project to showcase at the launch event of RAREfest18. They raised over £1000 towards this through cake bakes, car-washing and quizzes and they dazzled us on stage on 30 Nov. Read their crowd funding story here.
Fundraising for CRDN
Many thanks to our fabulous supporters!
Fundraising projects can be set up on our Just Giving page where you can tell your fundraising story and your supporters can add their messages, donations and gift aid. Stuck for ideas? Read some examples below to inspire you…
Those who don’t jump will never fly
Inspired by Helena Baker, a previous speaker at our Rare Nursing event, six incredible ladies jumped out of a plane with parachutes for CRDN. Helena was diagnosed late with a rare condition and following many operations over her lifetime, has had a recent lower leg amputation. They raised around £5,000 to support our Rare Disease Nurse Network project to get off the ground. You can read Helena’s fundraising story here.
Only 99 miles to go!
Chris Cawthorn from Cambridge Trailfinders ran an astounding 100 miles in less than 24hrs along the North Downs Way for CRDN. An incredible feat from a dedicated runner who often runs the 18 miles to work and back! Chris has no know connection with rare disease but was inspired by our children’s activity group, Unique Feet, to fundraise to support their activities. He raised just under £800! Read Chris’s fundraising story here.
unique feet dance project
We launched a crowdfunding campaign to raise funds for our Unique Feet children’s group to take part in a creative dance project to showcase at the launch event of RAREfest18. They raised over £1000 towards this through cake bakes, car-washing and quizzes and they dazzled us on stage on 30 Nov. Read their crowdfunding story here.
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