- Pick a day that suits the majority of your workplace. Try to avoid Mondays and aim for Wednesday - Friday.
- Put up posters and send an email reminder to create a buzz about your bake sale.
- Provide cutlery, plates and napkins.
- Provide both sweet and savoury goodies. Sausage rolls go down a storm.
Charity Bake Sale
STEP 1
step 2
- Track down your work place's amateur Mary Berrys' to take part, try and make sure people arent doubling up on treats.
- Make sure your table is sturdy enough to hold the weight of all your tasty treats.
- Have suggested donation price tags next to every bake.
- Contact fundraising@savethechildren.org.uk to get our collection boxes.
Remeber to clearly note ingredients and allergens next to each bake
keep us in the know!
Got any questions, need some bake sale ideas for fundraising, or want to share your photos? Email us at fundraising@savethechildren.org.uk
Why raise money for Save the Children?
We’re determined to make lasting change, with children and for children.
But we can't do it alone.
In 2022, the Save the Children movement reached 48.5m children in 115 countries including the UK, thanks to supporters like you.
- We helped 33m children survive through our movement's health and nutrition work.
- We supported 9.2m children to learn through our movement's education programmes.
- We fought relentlessly to protect 3.8m children through our movement's protection programmes and spoke up for millions more around the world.
With children's endless energy and the determination of supporters like you, we're helping create a fairer world.
How will your money help
Thanks to your help, we will be able to help children over the world. Children such as Manal* and Fatima*.
Manal, 18, and her sister Fatima, 12, live in Sennar state, Sudan. Manal finished school in February 2019 and now helps her family at home with cooking and cleaning. Fatima is still in school and wants to be a teacher to educate others in the future.
Manal and Fatima came to a Save the Children-supported vaccination site to be vaccinated against cholera after hearing the community announcement about the campaign. They wanted to be protected from the disease, especially if another outbreak occurs in the future.
"We came here today [to get vaccinated] to protect ourselves from cholera. If cholera comes again we’ll be ready for it." - Manal, 18, Sudan
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