Fundraise in memory for ActionAid

Fundraising in memory

Fundraising through an event or a personal challenge is a wonderful way to remember your loved one.

Bring your family and friends together to celebrate your loved one and raise funds for women and girls at the same time.

You might like to organise your own fundraising, or you may choose to get involved in one of ActionAid’s sponsored events and let us know who you’re fundraising in memory of.

Find out more about ActionAid's sponsored events.

How to collect donations online

Setting up a JustGiving page is often the easiest way to collect donations through your fundraising and is an easy way to share your activity with your friends and family.

We have a guide on setting up a page on JustGiving but we would be happy to help you answer any questions you have.

Visit JustGiving and set up your page now!

Need some help? We have a guide on how to set up your JustGiving page. You can also get in touch with us if you have any further questions about the process. 

Martha learned to read and write through an ActionAid-supported programme

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By learning to read and write, women are leading more independent lives

In Semen Bench, Ethiopia, girls are often denied an education. Many enter adulthood unable to read or write. Women like Martha are determined to change this. 

By joining adult literacy courses, which are supported by ActionAid, women like her are breaking down barriers to education and independence. 

"As a child, I did not have the opportunity to go to school, so it is only recently that I have learnt to read and write.

"I received training in business and financial management and now run my own business. I sell dairy products as I have three cows and I also grow and sell cabbages.

"This all contributes to living a healthy life with my family and being able to send my children to school. My life has transformed for the better." 

By fundraising in the memory of a loved one you'll help Martha and millions of other women like her transform their lives and their communities.

     ActionAid supporters take on the Royal Parks Half Marathon. Photo: ActionAid 

    Page updated 14 April 2026