Raise Money for Charity

Please help us improve opportunities for young people in Malawi in one of the following ways:

  1. Volunteer for us - Visit Malawi
  2. Raise Money for us - Run, Swim, Shave something!
  3. Come to one of our Blues and Rock in the Garden Events - North Piddle Rocks Worcestershire 25th June 2011. Blues and Rock in the Garden Colchester 9th July 2011
  4. Donate Sports Equipment
  5. Give feedback on our website!!!
  6. Put yourself forward to join our UK based committee

Scroll down to see examples of our fantastic fundraisers!

Tell our project manager Tom Bowden what you have in mind contact Building Futures in Malawi here. We would love your support!

We aim to raise £10,000 per year. So even the smallest donation will help us get closer to this target. This typically covers the cost of one building. So please help us. Small efforts make a huge difference! 

 

People like you make this possible. Please help us! Free things you can do right away that really help us:

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Please join our engaging monthly email list - Click here

See amazing photos and like us on Facebook - Click here

How to set up a Just Giving page and start raising loads of money for a great cause:

 

1) Follow this link: http://www.justgiving.com/bfim/Raisemoney

2) Set up a page

3) Share it with your friends and relatives.

 

When people donate in this way it goes straight into the Building Futures in Malawi bank account. No need for sponsor forms or for you to collect the money and send it! Easy!

 

It's so easy!!!! And remember...

Thank You to all our fundraisers!

 

Recent fundraisers include:

Deb Wright and Emma Vitiello - Climbed Mount Mulanje, Malawi.

Rachel Balm and Tom Bowden - Ran the Rome Marathon

Pete and Sonja Clifford - Donated money received instead of wedding gifts

Neil Everett - raised money for the Royal Parks Half Marathon

Carol Hadman - Made a donation from money raised in memory of her daughter Grace Hadman

Louisa Hatfield - Ran the Dumfermline Half Marathon for us

Amy Dowling - Jumped out of a plane (with a parachute) to raise money

Stephan Pugh - Hosted a gig on our behalf

Mark and Sandy Broughton-Taylor - Host the spectacular North Piddle Rocks

Des and Caroline Bowden - Run the institution that is Blues and Rock in the Garden

The Gilberd School Colchester had a non-uniform day for us

Neil Simpson made a personal donation

 Thank You! Thank You! Thank You! Thank You! You lovely people!

 

Donate footballs

(or anything that might be of use to a school)


Malawi is seriously underdeveloped with regards to sport. They suffer from a serious lack of sports equipment. We aim to fill a container full of sports equipment and ship it out to Malawi. This is a fantastic opportunity for you to do something useful with equipment that you no longer use. We have introduced Malawian branches of Liverpool FC, Colchester United FC, Dedham Old Boys FC, Pollards Inn FC, Newcastle University, Willaston Youth FC, Boxted Wanderers Youth, Neston Nomads FC, FC Inter Minan, CUSA FC, Norwich City FC and Wivenhoe Youth FC. Perhaps it's time for your team to branch out!

 

 

The great football giveaway - in 2008 we took 100 Footballs to Malawi. Check out the 100 footballs for malawi video here.

 

     

 


 

We are also looking for:



Computers
Printers
 Footballs 
Football boots
Full Football team kits (at least 10 shirts)
Football goalposts
Football goalnets
Netball poles and Hoops
Netballs
Volleyballs
Tennis Balls 
Tennis raquets
Tennis Nets

(Pretty much everything you need to run a school - contact us if you have something that might be useful!)

Please make sure everything you send is in usable condition - it does not have to be new please contact us to arrange delivery or collection.

 Thanks!


Revellers Love The Rain for BFiM

Friday 29th July 2011

bfim blues and rock 2011The Blues n Rock Garden Party was once again a huge success, with over £4,000 raised by the event for projects in Malawi. Despite torrential rainfall, revellers danced to the stunning musical acts, and continued to tuck into fabulous foods with gusto – even the power cuts didn’t stop the festival style fun at the gorgeous garden venue. BFiM aims to raise £10,000 a year, so a big thank you goes out to everyone who attended, bought a raffle ticket and of course volunteered to take part in our annual event.

 
 

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