Fundraising Toolkit

From taking part in a running event to organising a community fundraiser, here's everything you will need to know about raising money for Project Harar!

Thank you for considering fundraising for us to help children with facial disfigurements in Ethiopia! Here you will find out about different fundraising events and how you can do them, including:

Fundraising Ideas
Creating your online page
Promoting your event

When you've decided how you would like to fundraise for us, let us know and we can send you our fundraising information pack and marketing materials.

Take a look at our community fundraising or challenge event pages for more inspiration.

Fundraising Ideas

Take a look at our top fundraising ideas! Read more

Creating your fundraising page

We will guide you step-by-step to creating your online fundraising page! Read more

Promoting your event

Learn how to successfully promote your event. Read more

Latest

Over 30 families access cleft treatment in Debre Tabor

Project Harar continues to provide access to treatment for children with cleft lip and palate, this time in Debre-Tabor. It is absolutely vital that we can continue to provide these services, as environmental and political issues gain momentum in Ethiopia, it is increasingly more difficult for families to seek cleft treatment. We are partnered with the Debre-Tabor Hospital, and in May we were able to treat over 30 families who came from different towns in the Amhara region.
Kassahun receives access to cleft surgery at Kadisco Hospital

During our recent programme at the Kadisco hospital in Addis Ababa, 6 month old Kassahun and his family accessed surgical treatment for his cleft lip and palate through Project Harar's services. After an 11 hour journey to the Kadisco hospital, they recount their story to our team.
Local school receives a donated copy of 'Don't Ask the Dragon'

This week, we delivered a copy of 'Don't Ask the Dragon' to Fairlight primary school. This copy was donated by Projects Brighton, and fundraised as part of our current urgent appeal. Now it is a part of their school library!
Why do people with facial difference face stigma in rural Ethiopia?

People with facial differences across the world may face stigma. Where we work — in rural and remote areas of Ethiopia, stigma is prevalent amongst the people we meet who are living with facial difference and accessing our services. Read more here.