Celebrate your way
Whether it's a birthday, wedding, graduation or a personal milestone, you can make your special moment count for young people living with and beyond cancer.
Instead of gifts, ask your friends and family to donate to Teens Unite. It's a simple way to turn your celebration into something life-changing.
Every pound raised helps us bring young people together, build confidence, create unforgettable memories and provide support when it's needed most.
Celebrate your milestone. Change young lives.
Turn your celebration into something amazing
Whatever you're celebrating, your special moment can help make a real difference. You could fundraise for:
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Birthdays
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Weddings and civil ceremonies
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Anniversaries
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Graduations
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Retirements
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New baby celebrations
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Sporting achievements
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Personal milestones
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Any occasion that's special to you
Every fundraiser, big or small, helps young people facing cancer feel less alone and more empowered for the future. Contact us to see how we can support you with your fundraising.
Share your celebration on social media
One of the easiest ways to support Teens Unite is by creating a fundraiser on your social media channels.
Share your story, tell people why you're supporting Teens Unite, and invite friends and family to get involved. Whether you're celebrating the life of a loved one, marking a special occasion, or simply raising awareness, social media can help you bring people together and make an even bigger impact.
Facebook: Create a Facebook Fundraiser, select Teens Unite as your chosen charity, set a fundraising target and start sharing with your friends and family.
Instagram: Use Instagram's donation stickers in your Stories to encourage donations, share memories and celebrate the impact your loved one continues to have.
TikTok: Add a donation sticker to your videos or LIVE streams, tell your story and inspire your followers to support young people facing cancer through Teens Unite.
Every donation, share and conversation helps us continue providing life-changing support to young people living with and beyond cancer.
You'll be supporting more young people, just like
Zaki.
Diagnosed with Hodgkins Lymphoma, aged 19
Cancer affected everything. My world fell apart.
It put my education and career aspirations on hold, as my health became my top priority. I lost a lot of friends, but I quickly learned who my closest friends were, as they were the ones who kept me afloat.
I received a phone call from Teens Unite asking me to come to a short break, where I could meet other people who had gone through the same as me.
t completely opened my eyes - I met so many different and amazing people who I could talk to about cancer and even make dark jokes with. They have given me confidence in my own abilities, making me want to strive further and try new things each day.
