Get involved

You can help us raise funds and increase awareness of Words That Carry On in different ways. The following suggestions can help you get involved and we are keen to hear from you at contact@wordsthatcarryon.org!

Spread the Word

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Join us on social media and sign up to the quarterly WTCO update.

Simply following us on Facebook and Twitter, and discussing and contributing to our thinking around the diagnosis of personality disorder, complex mental health issues and autism, really helps and promotes our efforts.

Spread the word about Words That Carry On through social media:

Become a Words That Carry On fundraiser

If you enjoy fundraising, or are inspired to develop fundraising skills, click here to set up your own fundraising events on our Give as you Live page!
 
There are lots of examples of fundraising ideas below to get you started – or start small and see how it goes!

Inspiring Words

Late in 2019 Words That Carry On asked well-known people to share writings and words that have helped, motivated and inspired them. Some very wonderful, very busy people took the time to contribute. 

We auctioned their Inspiring Words in November 2020. If you are good at online auctioning this is a great way to raise money.

 Raise some dough

How about a good old fashioned cake sale? Ask your friends and colleagues to bake and donate.
Great British Bake Off eat your heart out!

On your bike!

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Got a bike gathering dust? A sponsored cycle is a great way to grease those wheels and go somewhere new. Go solo or bring your friends!

 

 Take a hike

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Take on a sponsored hike or walk in a scenic location for mental health research.

 Present swap

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Do you have enough soap and socks? Why not ask for donations instead of birthday or Christmas presents this year?

 Movie night

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Why not invite your friends over to watch your favourite film?
Raise donations by charging an entry fee.

You can also sign up to our newsletter here for updates on how donations are being spent and research findings.