How You Can Help
Get involved
To help protect some of the world’s most vulnerable communities, we need people like you to get involved and help us make a real difference. Here are a few ideas on how you can help support DAWN’s work.
Donate
To donate please contact us directly. Online donations will be launched soon.
Become a DAWN founder fundraiser!
DAWN founder fundraisers make a commitment to DAWN to raise £50 per year for as long as they wish.
It is possible to gift this amount however we feel it’s more fun and exciting to raise the money through an event or occasion which helps more and more people become aware of DAWN and the work that we do.
If more than £50 is raised, the more the better for the communities that we work with. Invite others to become involved and help broaden the network.
Organise a challenge to raise money:
- A sponsored run, trek or other event, a night at the horses, a wine tasting evening or an auction.
- Get your friends or work colleagues involved.
- Take ownership and sponsor a project yourself.
- Honour a loved one – contribute in the name of a relative or friend.
Corporate Partnerships
There are many ways in which your business can help DAWN
- Direct donations
- Gifts in kind
- Sponsorship
- Corporate fundraisers
- Events.
Create
Create your own fundraising campaign – You could start a fundraising collection, either at work, in school or at your local sports club or pub.
Students and young people
Encourage your school friends, year group and other students to set up a DAWN club at school – raise awareness of disasters and disaster reduction and see how you can help.
Look into establishing an international school link with a school in Nepal. Organise a fundraising event at your university
Sign up to our mailing list
Sign up to receive our quarterly newsletter which will give you updates on where DAWN is working and the projects that we are involved in.
To find out more about how you can help the work of DAWN please contact us.
Volunteer
Volunteering helps DAWN help others - get in touch - give up some time – or offer your skills and help where you can.
