Ways to give

The more people who join us, the more we can help children and young people. Big or small, there’s are lots of ways to donate and make things better for children.

Make a donation

90% of our funding comes from our supporters. Every pound and penny makes a difference.

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Donate in memory

Find out how to make a donation or set up a tribute fund in honour of your loved one.

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Give with your celebration

Whether it’s your wedding, anniversary or birthday, personalise your event with us.

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Charity raffle

Play your part by entering the raffle today and you could win £10,000 or a luxury prize.

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Leave a gift in your will

Become a guardian for the next generation. Leave a donation in your will and help us be there for every child in the future.

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Weekly lottery

Enter for just £1 a week and you could win big! Every week your entry will help protect children today and prevent abuse from happening tomorrow.

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More ways to play your part

Fundraise with us

Whether you're taking on a challenge, crafting or building, baking up a storm, or fundraising at school - we've got tips and advice to help.

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Volunteer with us

Volunteers are the beating heart of the NSPCC. Without them, we couldn’t help the children who need us. Join us in the fight for every childhood.

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More ways to support us

From playing our weekly lottery, taking part in our raffle or signing up to payroll giving, there are lots of ways you can help us be here for children.

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Meet the children you're helping

A young boy talking on the phone at a bus stop

"I felt guilty that the bullies had chosen me"

James was bullied for years after moving to a new school. Talking to Childline helped him to rebuild his confidence and feel less alone.

Read James' story

"There were times when I had nowhere to go"

Leila was sexually exploited after running away from home when she was just 13. Our support gave her somewhere to turn.

Read Leila's story

"It was hard to pretend everything was OK"

Sioned struggled with her mental health growing up as a young carer. At her lowest moments, Childline helped her to feel someone cared.

Read Sioned's story

Why give to charity?

Working together, we can make a greater impact on the world around us. Discover our top reasons why you may want to consider making a donation to charity.

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