Major gifts
A major gift has the power to transform the care we provide for babies, children and young people, and their families. However you choose to give, your generosity helps us be there for them when they need us most.
The power of a major gift
At Rainbows, we’re grateful for every gift, and a major gift of £5,000 or more can have a truly significant impact. It might fund a specific project close to your heart, or help sustain the specialist care hundreds of families depend on each year.
We have a range of projects and services we’d love to tell you about, and we’ll always take the time to find the one that means the most to you. To start a conversation, please get in touch with our team.
Ways to give a major gift
There are lots of ways to make a major gift to Rainbows, so you can choose whatever suits you best.
- Give a grant from your trust, foundation or donor advised fund
- Work with us as an individual, a family, a family office or a wealth adviser to shape a giving plan that’s right for you
- Donate shares through ShareGift
- Talk to us about Gift Aid, and how it can increase the value of your gift
Our promise to you
When you make a major gift, you become part of the Rainbows family. As a thank you, you’ll receive:
- Regular updates on the projects you support, and on the wider work of Rainbows
- An invitation to visit Rainbows for a personal tour with key members of our team, to see first-hand what your gift makes possible
- Invitations to special events throughout the year
- A personal point of contact in our major gifts team, there whenever you need them
Donating shares
You can support Rainbows by donating shares through ShareGift. It’s a simple, tax-effective way to give, and every donation helps care for local families. Find out more about how it works.
Let’s start a conversation
If you’d like to talk about making a major gift, our team would be glad to hear from you. There’s no obligation, just a friendly conversation about how your support could help. Together we can bring specialist care to babies, children, young people and their families facing the most difficult times.