Fundraise
Fundraise for Mikeysline
From morning walking to tea-time talking, we couldn’t provide our lifeline services without your support.
Get involved as a fundraiser
With so many fun and creative ways to fundraise, you can help raise money to support those struggling with their mental health.
- Walk, Run, Swim or Cycle Whatever your pace, set a challenge for you/your family/colleagues/classmates and sign-up sponsors. What better way to get in those daily steps than with the knowledge that with every stride you’re one step closer to helping someone in need
- Go team! Kick-off with a football match with the goal to raise money or line up your rugby team to “tackle” mental health issues with a fundraising drive. Even the office team can work together to make a difference
- Virtual Fundraising A virtual quiz night or a living room DJ set without having to leave the comfort of your home! Raising money for Mikeysline couldn’t be easier
- Celebration Giving Asking for donations to Mikeysline in lieu of gifts for your birthday, wedding or anniversary is a great way to inspire friends and family to support those who need it the most
How does fundraising help?
£5
Could fund a support call from someone in need of help.
£15
Will help fund a 1:1 session in one of our locally based Hives.
£20
Would go towards the annual cost of the software and IT systems we need to operate our helpline.
£50
Can help fund promotional materials, enabling us to reach more people in need of support.
£250
Could train a new support volunteer.
£1000
Would help cover the costs of our face-to-face pupil support visits in local secondary schools.
Youth Philanthropy Initiative (YPI)
The Youth Philanthropy Initiative (YPI) is a small presentation your group will put together to bid for £3000 for your chosen charity.
We’ll use the £3000 in your area to help spread awareness of our support services. It could be a local kindness cupboard, reflection benches in your community or funding a support worker in your school. Be assured every penny will be used to promote better mental health and wellbeing.
Good Fundraising Guarantee
Fundraising is the life blood of many Scottish charities. We couldn’t fulfil our charitable mission without your generosity. We value your support and understand the need to balance our duties to beneficiaries with our duties to donors.
That’s why we make this commitment to you
- We will comply with the law as it applies to charities and fundraising, we commit that we will guarantee to adhere to best practice as outlined in the Fundraising Code of Practice
- We will monitor fundraisers, volunteers and third parties working with us to raise funds, ensuring that they also comply with this Code of Practice
- We guarantee to operate in line with the values of the Code; to be Legal, Open, Honest and Respectful in all our fundraising
To promote and underpin these values, we commit to the following standards:
- We will be clear about who we are and what we do
- We will give a clear explanation of how you can make a gift and change or stop a regular donation
- If you do not want to give or wish to cease giving, we will respect your decision
- We will respect your rights and privacy
- We have a procedure for dealing with people in vulnerable circumstances and it will be published on our website or will otherwise be available on request
- We will hold your data securely
- We will communicate with you in accordance with your selected preferences
If you feel we have not adhered to these standards or think we could do better, please contact us at enquiries@mikeysline.co.uk and we will deal with your complaint quickly and thoroughly.
We commit to ensuring our complaints process is clear, easily accessible and that we will provide clear and evidence-based reasons for our decisions on complaints.
However, should you be dissatisfied with our response, you will be able to take this further by contacting the Scottish Fundraising Adjudication Panel info@goodfundraising.scot
