Personal Giving

A number of people either with personal connections to the Down’s syndrome community, or simply individuals who want to support us, make one-off or ongoing donations to support our work. Their support is often private and unsung, but our personal donors make a huge difference to the lives of our families. 

If you've been inspired by our transformational work and would like to consider a more substantial gift, or longer term relationship with us, please contact our team, via this link for an initial conversation.

If you would like to discuss your own circumstances, or discuss the possibility of becoming a donor, please contact us via the form below.

There are many ways you can support our work through personal giving. These include:

  • A funeral or memorial collection can be a meaningful way for a group of people to honour a loved one.

    Or you could set up a personal fundraising page in memory of your loved one.

    Get in touch via the form below and let us know your plans so we can assist you.

    We’re a listed charity at MuchLoved where you can set up a tribute page: https://www.muchloved.com

  • Give up your favourite treat for a month and donate the money you save. Get your colleagues involved or tell everyone and fundraise for us.

  • It’s a powerful way to leave a legacy of inclusion, empowerment, and hope. Fill out the form below to find out how to include us.

    We are also a registered charity at Free Wills, where you can create a free will and donate to our charity through the will and it is completely 100% free. See here: https://www.freewills.co.uk/charity/21together

  • Speak to your employer about match funding and employee giving schemes - many companies are happy to make a donation when you do.

  • Turn your daily shopping into everyday magic!

    Easyfundraising partners with over 8,000 brands who will donate part of what you spend to a cause of your choice. It won't cost you any extra. The cost is covered by the brand.

    All you need to do is sign up and shop!

Remember you can increase the value of your donation by using Gift Aid: see this link

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Small donations make a big difference!

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Illustration of blue and pink baby footprints with text explaining that £25 sends a baby box to a new parent to let them know they are not alone.
Image of three notebooks stacked on a white surface with a blue, pink, and white color scheme, above a text box with information about a £50 group access to educational and communication tools.
Illustration of a school building with a donation amount of 75 pounds supporting a child with Down's syndrome.
An infographic showing a handshake inside a heart at the top, with text about providing a family with a year's worth of support valued at £100, funded by government services for education and healthcare.
Illustration of two adults and a child with outstretched hands, above a donation message that says £150 pays for a child to have a place on a holiday speech club.

If you wish to give a little more

An illustration of a happy baby with a pink bow on her head, sitting happily. Text indicating a fee of £270 to enable children aged 0-2 years to attend communication groups for a year.
Illustration of a crawling baby with a speech bubble indicating a donation amount of £600 helps 2-4 year old children join communication groups for a year.
A boy standing above a donation or funding announcement stating £500 enables 11-25 year olds to attend communication groups for a year.
Illustration of two hands high-fiving, one blue and one pink. Text indicating a donation amount of £1000 to train 12 parents to Makaton Level 1 for better communication with their children.
A young boy in a white shirt, pink shorts, and a pink tie, waving with a smile, next to a statement about funding for communication groups for children aged 7-11.
Illustration of a young girl in a pink skirt and white shirt, holding a fist pump, with text describing a fee that enables 4 to 7-year-olds to attend communication groups for a year.

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Community Fundraising
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