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How you can support us?

Support us via Easy Fundraising

Did you know that whenever you buy anything online – from your weekly shop to your annual holiday – you could be raising free donations for Cheshire Young Carers with easyfundraising?

There are over 7,000 brands on board ready to make a donation – including eBay, Argos, John Lewis, ASOS, Booking.com and M&S – and it won’t cost you a penny extra to help us raise funds.

All you need to do is:

  1. Go to our Easy Fundraising page and join for free.
  2. Every time you shop online, go to easyfundraising first to find the site you want and start shopping.
  3. After you’ve checked out, the brand will make a donation to Cheshire Young Carers at no extra cost to you whatsoever!

There are no catches or hidden charges and Cheshire Young Carers will be really grateful for your donations. Thank you for your support.

 


Choose us as your local Co-op cause

Sign up to become a Co-op member or login if already a member & choose us as your cause.

If you can’t see us then you can log in to your account and extend your search to find us.

This is a fantastic opportunity for us as we have the potential to get a large donation from the Co-op which would assist us in running our programmes – all you have to do is get a Co-op membership card, log in and select Cheshire Young Carers as your nominated charity. Every time members buy Co-op branded products, 1% goes to the local cause of your choice PLUS we’ll get an equal share of carrier bag sales!

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Support us via Amazon

If you’ve got some shopping to do, you can now support us through Amazon Smile. It costs you nothing, Amazon donate a percentage of each sale to us. AmazonSmile is the same Amazon you know. Same products, same prices, same service.


Donate via Just Giving

You can also make a donation via our Just Giving  page.

Some individuals and local business simply make a direct donation to Cheshire Young Carers to support our work. Sometimes this is linked to specific projects or activities. Either way every penny helps provide respite support for a young carer in Cheshire.


Nominate Cheshire Young Carers as your Company Charity

Some organisations choose Cheshire Young Carers as their nominated charity for a period of time and organise specific fundraising activities to engage their employees in team building and delivery around community engagement strategies.


Organise a work place event to raise funds or recruit volunteers

Some organisations organise a specific event to help staff understand the challenges of young carers and to either raise funds to support our work or recruit volunteers to support specific aspects of our work.


Provide volunteers to support our activities

Some organisations encourage employees to become volunteers and provide information about Cheshire Young Carers and the work we do with young carers across Cheshire.


Funding specific programmes

Some organisations prefer to fund specific programmes or projects such as our school holiday respite activities or our education programme supporting schools.


Provide volunteers

Organisations with a volunteers programme often arrange for employees to give a couple of days each year to support our delivery of respite activities.


However you decide to help Cheshire Young Carers you will be kept updated on our work, invited to attend some events and we will work with you to promote your support (if required) via social media and our regular newsletters.

“ A huge thank you to all the team who work so hard to arrange these events- what an amazing opportunity for the children! ”

Parent

“ Thank you for giving Dominic this great experience, he has had an amazing time and says he didn’t want to come home!! he is still buzzing about it. Thank you for helping me in helping him to gain more independence and life skills. He loved the zip wire activity and the body boarding and was full of educational facts about the hidden garden. He wants us to all go as a family. ”

Parent

“ What a fantastic programme this Summer! Many thanks to everyone who has worked so hard to organise or contribute to it. Thank you again. ”

Parent

“ Joining Cheshire Young Carers as a volunteer in May of last year has enabled me to rebuild the confidence I’d felt I had lost in supporting young people. When I started with Cheshire Young Carers my confidence had hit rock bottom and I wasn’t sure how I’d get on but working with Cheshire Young Carers and the young carers has given me back some of that confidence I’d lost as well as being an absolute joy to support you all with what you do so thank you. ”

Volunteer

“ Cheshire Young Carers are amazing. They have helped my girls through some very tough times. The staff are amazing, I class them as friends. Nothing is too much trouble and they are always at the end of a phone if needed. Thank you so much. ”

Parent

“ My son attends Cheshire Young Carers and I have to say what an absolute amazing charity this is, it gives the young carers some fantastic opportunities which they may never have had experienced without the charity. Hats off to all the staff they are all welcoming and caring towards the young carers and it's them that make the charity and of course all the lovely kind donations. ”

Parent

“ Cheshire Young Carers do a fab job helping and supporting their young carers in their roles and also helping them to be kids again. My daughter’s confidence has grown so much since attending these sessions. From the bottom of my heart I thank Cheshire Young Carers and children adventure farm trust for everything you do. she has just arrived home and had an amazing time. ”

Parent

“ The Fly Day was SO AMAZING! cannot thank the Cheshire Young Carers team, the pilots, police helicopter staff and support staff enough for this fantastic opportunity for all my boys. Nothing was too much trouble, everyone did so much to make them feel special, and give them such happy memories. They learnt a lot. To have an event that the whole family could share in was fab. To see my 13 year old autistic son go from being too scared to fly to going up and actually flying the plane- “thank you” doesn’t even begin to cover it. ”

Parent

“ We have a fantastic group of Young Carers staying with us this week from around Cheshire. I've been lucky to spend a little time today with 10 year old Caitlyn who helps to look after her twin brothers, one of whom has additional needs. Caitlyn talked so positively about taking on this role, it was clear that she's a caring young girl who loves to help. Cheshire Young Carers provides fortnightly sessions for these fantastic children, a time for them to play and have fun and to meet other children who are taking on a caring role. Caitlyn told me how much she loves these sessions and how great it is to spend time with other children who are 'helpful' too. We're honoured to offer these amazing children a break away from their caring roles in a supportive, fun and safe environment here at CAFT. These children deserve to be celebrated every day of the week, but especially today - National Siblings Day today. We're in awe of these caring young children and it's an honour to spend time with them during their stay. ”

CAFT

“ Today's Trip our guests were Cheshire Young Carers our guests gave us a couple of thank you cards at the end of the trip, first time that has happened, and it was very kind of them to do that. It was an absolute pleasure to have such a lovely group of people on the boat. ”

Wirral Narrowboat Community Trust

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