Young Supporters
Whether you're a parent, pupil, teacher of a young person wanting to get involved, here are all the tools and information you need to get started on your fundraising journey.
Working with young supporters, schools and youth clubs can be mutually beneficial.
Not only will you help us to fund our vital services, but you will also help us to raise awareness of the Charity in your local community.
In return for this, we can help educate your children and enhance their understanding of our services and how we help families in their community.
If you are interested in holding a one-off fundraiser of your own, inviting Arthur Bear for a visit, holding an Arthur Bear’s picnic, becoming a Jam Jar Superstar or hosting a Rudolph Run we are here to support you along your fundraising journey.
Community FundraiserSince joining the Charity, I have been thrilled by the incredible support we receive from local schools, colleges and youth groups.
Find out more
For further information on how we can support your fundraising, contact Sarah on cf@arhc.org.uk or call 01223 675888.
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St Faith’s pupils support Hospice in memory of their teacher
Mrs Allanson remembered by her pupils
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Cottenham Primary School Raises £805 for Arthur Rank Hospice Charity
As part of their Community Outreach Project, the year 6 pupils had been keen to get involved with our Spring...
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11 year old Thomas inspired to fundraise for Hospice by wearing a dress!
Thomas came up with his own creative challenge: wearing a dress every day throughout November to raise funds for charity.
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Thirteen year old Eleanor takes on 90km challenge in support of Great-Nanna
Throughout September, Eleanor and Willow are aiming to walk 90km, to raise money and awareness for the Charity
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Ten Year old Henry’s Heartfelt Bake Sale in Memory of Uncle Stephen
Ten year old Henry raises an impressive amount to support the Charity
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CATS of Soham Village College support local Hospice Care
Students from Soham Village College organise their own fundraising events
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Ten year old Dexter shaves his hair in memory of his Grandad
For the past three years, he has been growing his hair—a symbol of his commitment and patience. Recently, Dexter decided...
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SEN Sixth form students fundraise in memory of their fellow student
Sixth form students at The Hive, Granta School, have been busy fundraising for Arthur Rank Hospice Charity in memory of...
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14 year old’s challenge after devastating news
Sam plans to cycle 35 days over 5 days to raise funds for The Alan Hudson Day Treatment Centre
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Scouts Fundraising Triumph
1st Whittlesford & Duxford Arrows Scouts took on a challenge in early November that went beyond the ordinary
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12-Year-Old Lewis bravely supports teammate with Non-Hodgkin’s Lymphoma
12 year old Lewis and his Rugby Team take part in Hair We Go to raise funds for two charities
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Emma, 10 and Jasper, 14 win Inspirational YoungStars Awards
Young supporters hard work and achievements recognised beyond the Hospice at Inspirational YoungStars Awards 2023
