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SAVE THE DATE

This is your VIP invite to the UK’s most spectacular Christmas party! 💌🎉

On Thursday 10 December 2026, Save the Children’s Christmas Jumper Day is back – and you don’t want to miss out.

Sign up with your workplace, school, community or friend group and join millions of people getting silly for a seriously good cause with Save the Children.

You get to have fun, commit some crimes against fashion, and create lasting change for children with your donation, how often do you get to say that?!

HOW DO I TAKE PART?

It’s as easy as pulling on a jumper! All you need to do is:

• 📝 Sign up here
• 📅 Get the date in everyone’s diary
• 📣 Remind everyone to wear their jumpers
• 💷 Donate to Save the Children

We’ll also send you resources that you can use to make everything as easy (and fun! 🎉) as possible. From posters to remind everyone when the big day is 🎴, to games and activities that can be done at home, school or work 🤸. Plus loads more!

Look out for your welcome email for the link. It should have the subject line “Thanks for signing up for Christmas Jumper Day 2026 🎄 

SIgn up

To get your JustGiving page, helpful tips and fun resources.
 

Sign up here

Get Your resources

We'll email you a link to get your posters, fun activites and more!
 

Resources preview here

Jumpers on!

Need a knit? Don't buy new - you can get one secondhand and save the planet and your wallet.

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Pay in

Don’t forget to pay in your fundraising to help change children’s lives!

What is Christmas Jumper Day?

Christmas Jumper Day is one of Save the Children's biggest annual fundraising events. It's been going since 2012!

Every December we ask schools, workplaces, and community and friend groups to put on a Christmas jumper and donate whatever they can afford. And every year, millions of you join us in making the world better in a sweater.

By taking part this year you can help support kids and families who are having to deal with an increasingly volatile world. We'll use the money raised on Christmas Jumper Day to help children in the UK and all around the world stay safe, healthy and learning - and change their future for good. 

Find out more about how you can change children’s lives this Christmas.

Pete Wicks and Sam Thompson are supporting Save the Children’s annual Christmas Jumper Day taking place on Thursday 11th December 2025.

How much money does Christmas Jumper Day raise?

In 2025 you raised an absolutely amazing £2.6 million to help children change their futures for good.

That's the equivalent of...

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🌱 1,300,000

packets of drought resistant seeds

to help families in Kenya adapt to the effects of climate change.

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🛒 260,000 

supermarket vouchers

to give children in the UK the brain fuel they need to thrive.

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👶🏻 325,000 

Safer births

helping women in the Democratic Republic of Congo give birth in a health centre.

And that's just last year! Christmas Jumper Day has been going since 2012, and since then...

£42m+

has been raised to help children change their futures for good
 

26m+

children & teachers have made things better in a sweater
 

18m+

people at work & home have put the FUN into fundraising
 

When is Christmas Jumper Day 2026?

The official date is 🗓️ Thursday 10 December 2026 🗓️ - but if another day works better for you, go for it! 

When was the first Christmas Jumper Day?

The first Christmas Jumper Day was on 14 December 2012. 

Since then, millions of people like you have put on their jazziest jumpers for one day in December, donated to Save the Children, and helped make things better for children in the UK and around the world.

I've still got questions!

No problem – we've got answers. Visit our Christmas Jumper Day FAQs for even more information about the UK's most spectacular Christmas Party!

Get in touch

Got questions about your fundraising page or team text code? Email [email protected]. Got questions about Christmas Jumper Day? Email [email protected] or call 0207 012 6400.