From choosing Teens Unite as your Charity of the Year to organising a fundraising event, you can make a difference to young people overcoming a cancer diagnosis:
Jazz up your standard non-uniform day by wearing purple and green to represent Teens Unite! By charging a small donation per student, you can make such a huge difference together. Why not accessorise by selling our purple and green wristbands too?
The possibilities are endless when it comes to organising an event in aid of Teens Unite! Whether you’ve got a quiz night, charity ball, sports day or bake sale in mind, we’d love to hear about how you’re going to make a difference to the work we do. You could even embrace the Teens Unite colour scheme and make your event purple and green themed!
Our calendar is jam packed full of exciting challenges and events to suit all ages and abilities – so whether you’re a member of staff, a parent or a student, we’ve got something for you. From overseas cycle challenges, marathons, skydives and a Junior Warrior Race, we can’t wait to cheer you on as you challenge yourself and make a real difference to the work of Teens Unite.
Volunteers are what help the world of Teens Unite go round. If you are a student ready to dedicate your time to making a difference, then look no further.
Whether you would like to volunteer with us regularly, as part of your Duke of Edinburgh Award or on an ad-hoc basis, we are always looking for friendly faces to join our community of volunteers to help with a range of projects. From admin and office assistance, to event support, bucket collecting, running a community stall and helping at the workshops we run for the young people, there is always a way for you to get involved.
To register your interest as a volunteer today, please get in touch by emailing volunteers@teensunite.org or calling 01992 440091.
In Summer 2018, Herts Regional College held their World Cup Fundraising extravaganza! They did an incredible job of raising funds and awareness for Teens Unite by holding a raffle, a beat the goalie competition, face painting and much more! Students from all departments from Beauty to Catering took part, and even students from a nearby Primary School came along to join in the fun.
They raised a fantastic total of almost £500, and by obtaining some match funding from Santander, their final total was just under £700. A member of the Teens Unite team, Lesley, attended HRC on the day and was truly blown away by the efforts of staff and students at this event.
Whatever your plans – we’d love to hear them and support you every step of the way.
