Fundraise your way
Thinking of fundraising for Autism Acceptance Month?
Much of our work wouldn’t be possible without the generosity of fundraisers and donors, who give their time and money to help us make a difference in the lives of autistic people and their families.
Whether you want to get involved with our events or host your own, we’re incredibly grateful that you’re considering benefiting NEAS with your fundraising efforts.
No matter the size of your fundraiser, from an individual challenge to a school or company event, you can speak to our friendly fundraising team for advice and guidance on how to make your plans into a reality.
The sky's the limit
From events like our annual cycling challenge and bucket list skydives, to hosting your own bake-offs, knit-a-thons, charity streams and more, there’s no end to the ways you can flex your creativity and get involved to support NEAS.
Create a unique fundraiser or raffle based around your talent or hobby, or push yourself to take on a challenge you’ve always wanted to.
If you’re looking for extra inspiration, you can read more about some of our past fundraisers below.
How your money will help
Money raised over Autism Acceptance Month will go towards our vital frontline services, supporting autistic children, young people and adults across the region.
Youth voice is key to our Acceptance Project this year, and your funds could help support the next generation of autistic voices, such as the young people in our care, those learning in our schools and college, or those taking part in our Autism Activists groups.
If part of NEAS is close to your heart, you can also raise money for a specific service, just let us know where you want your funds to be allocated.
What our activists say:
"Being part of this group has changed my life and view on autism, I used to think that there was something wrong with me. Being part of this group empowers me to educate others about what being autistic means."
Make a donation
Click the link below to help us to continue making a positive difference to the lives of autistic individuals, and their families, across the region.
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