Hope for Justice

Be a Fundraiser for Freedom

Raising money is a way you can take action and make a real difference to the victims of human trafficking. Campaigning, raising awareness and running frontline rescue projects take time and money.

Why don’t you get creative and think up some ways you could get involved and raise funds for Hope for Justice? Maybe you could do a sponsored run, sing, or silence. Perhaps you could do a marathon car wash, get your youth group doing a sponsored event, organise a talent show and sell tickets, or run a cake stall in your church to make money. Everyone can do something to help! Hope for Justice is reliant on voluntary donations to continue its fight against human trafficking and every penny really does count.

What can you do?

There are many different ways you can raise money for Hope for Justice. Get creative, be inventive and find something you will enjoy doing! Try and keep it simple and get your friends and family involved. Below are a few ideas to get you started.

Play for justice !

Why not organise a charity football, tennis or hockey match?

Buy for justice !

Run an auction or bring-and-buy sale to raise money. Or sell any unwanted items you have on ebay.

Work for justice !

Help friends or neighbours by doing their shopping, cleaning or washing their car for a donation.

Dress for justice

Dress up, down, fancy or whatever!

Get sponsored for justice!

Do a sponsored run, swim, cycle, silence or walk.

Collect change to make a change

Collect all your small change and coins in a jar or container at home and donate it.

Fundraising Pack

Hope for Justice has a fundraising pack with some ideas on how to get started. It contains useful advice and tips on how to organise your event and collect sponsorship.

View the fundraising pack or download it as a pdf file here.

Teenager Joseph Moore is making a difference to the lives of human trafficking victims as a fundraiser. He was inspired to get involved after attending THE STAND and hearing about the plight of women and children as young as three years old being sold into the UK sex trade. Since the event he has raised cash for the cause with a series of fundraising events in his school and local community. Joseph has already raised over £300 and has many more events in the pipeline.

Joseph is a year 9 pupil at Canon Slade School in Bolton, where he has persuaded his teachers and fellow pupils to get involved. Through his efforts he has also made others aware of the massive scale of the problem.

"When I heard about human trafficking at The Stand I wanted to do something to help. It is such a great cause and people need to know what is happening. I have organised all sorts of events so far, everything from cake stalls to ‘sponge the teacher’ events at school and penalty shoot outs. All my school friends are happy to get involved because is it such an important.