Fundraise
Run. Bake. Climb. Sell. Play. Fundraise, your way, at SeeAbility.
Whether you have an event you want to complete, a fear to overcome or simply a fun idea that you’d like to fundraise from, we’re on hand to support your efforts. Have a look through our ideas below, or email us on events@seeability.org to chat about your plan.
Fundraising events
Whether you want to run a marathon, climb a mountain or skydive, your fundraising is vital to SeeAbility and our work to support people with learning disabilities to reach their ambitions.
Other ways to fundraise
Do your own thing in support of SeeAbility
From formal events to slightly silly undertakings, virtually anything can be a fundraiser. You can fundraise from anywhere around the world and whenever it’s most convenient for you.
Community fundraising volunteers
Our community fundraising volunteers play a vital role in helping us to raise valuable income to support people with disabilities across the UK.
Donate today
If you support SeeAbility you’re playing a hugely important role in helping us achieve our vision of inclusive communities where everyone can participate as equal citizens.
London Marathon
Looking for a spot in the London Marathon? You've come to the right place! Raise money for SeeAbility as you run, with a reasonable fundraising target and hands-on support from our team.
"Thank you so much for giving me the honour of representing SeeAbility. It was an incredible experience. I will run for your organisation any day!"
- Krista, 2023
"I would highly recommend running with Team SeeAbility to anyone. Great support, great cause, and a great race! Thank you for the opportunity!"
- Tanya, 2023
Read the transcript
“My name’s Ian Brown.
“I’m running the London Marathon, in 2024 for SeeAbility. My son has autism, and global development delay.
“I’ve always wanted to run a marathon, but I wanted to do it for something, and SeeAbility help children like my son, so I thought it would be a nice idea to try and help them.
“I sustained an injury in January this year, to my left knee. I couldn’t run for about 40 minutes without some pain, but in all likelihood now, my marathon is going to be a combination of running sections and walking sections, to both succeed in crossing the finish line and also succeed in not injuring myself. I’m not sure how many times I’ll run a marathon, but I do know that the one time I’m going to do it for a certain, I’m going to cross that finish line.”
Our spotlighted events
Something different
SeeAbility's 225 Anniversary Challenge
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Wherever you are!
This year marks SeeAbility’s 225th anniversary. To recognise this huge milestone we are inviting you, our supporters, to celebrate with us by taking on the 225 Challenge.
Run
The London Marathon 2025
Blackheath and Greenwich Park
This bucket list marathon is once in a lifetime and you can take part to change the lives of people with learning disabilities, autism and sight loss.
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