Fundraising

You are amazing!

By raising money for World Down Syndrome Day, you support the work of organisations like Down Syndrome International (DSi), as we strive to create a more inclusive society for people with Down syndrome and intellectual disabilities.

Whatever challenge you choose, we are here to help you along the way.

If you need anything at all, get in touch with our fundraising team:

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FREE fundraising guide.

We want to make it as easy as possible for you to fundraise, so we have created a FREE fundraising guide with everything you should need. 

To receive your FREE guide, as well as email updates about global WDSD activities, sign up to WDSD here:

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What your money can do.

Your money will make an enormous difference to people with Down syndrome all around the globe!

Funding international projects for people with Down syndrome.
Supporting World Down Syndrome Day to deliver meaningful campaignsto transform lives.
Helping to maintain signposting services for people with Down syndrome and their families.
Helping to change government policies to make sure people with Down syndrome are treated as equal members of society.

JustGiving.

JustGiving is our favourite fundraising platform as it does all the hard work for you.
Click the button below to start setting up your fundraising page for World Down Syndrome Day (fundraising for Down Syndrome International).

JUSTGIVING

Or make a donation.

If a fundraising challenge isn’t your thing but you would still like to support World Down Syndrome Day, why not make a donation or set up a monthly donation to make a huge difference?

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Sign up to hear from the World Down Syndrome Day team about how you can get involved.

You will also get access to our FREE WDSD resources including guides for advocacy, schools and organisations, posters, templates and lots more to help you to mark this important day.

Together we will create a single global voice advocating for the rights, inclusion and well being of people with Down syndrome.

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