Schools
Emma Lovegrove
Leicestershire & Northampton Fundraiser
Contact Emma: 01509 638 006
emma.lovegrove@rainbows.co.uk
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Caroline Rossin
Nottingham & Lincolnshire Fundraiser
Contact Caroline: 01522 789 578/07815 807 115
caroline.hoare@rainbows.co.uk
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Get some inspiration from our A-Z list of fundraising ideas
Arrange to visit Rainbows
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Paula North
Derbyshire Fundraiser
Contact Paula: 01509 638 039
paula.north@rainbows.co.uk
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Get some inspiration from our A-Z list of fundraising ideas
Arrange to visit Rainbows
Tell us what you have done
Could your school or your child’s school adopt Rainbows?
Click here to find out more about Rainbows in Schools
Download your schools pack here sponserform
Your school, college or university can really make a difference to the lives of children being cared for at Rainbows, as well as being a very positive learning experience for all involved.
How your school can help
Your school can help by organising fundraising activities throughout the year. For example, you could promote your own pop concert, organise a sports day or turn your Christmas concert into a fundraising opportunity. You could ask your teachers if you can be sponsored to hold a non-uniform day or a more adventurous dress outrageously day!
Many schools adopt Rainbows and their enthusiasm has been fantastic. We often provide speakers who will visit your school and talk about the work we do. Whether it’s the whole school or one class, everyone can get involved in a fun.
Charity committee
Why not set up a charity committee, they will hold meetings, decide on events, learn how to budget and plan an event or activity – with the ultimate satisfaction of raising money for a much-needed cause.
Being involved in the team is like running a small business – it can even be included in the school curriculum as a school project or in The Young Enterprise Scheme. We can also write off hours for the Duke of Edinburgh Award Scheme.
