Fundraise

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Fundraising helps us reach more victims of cybercrime, digital fraud, and online harm — funding the volunteers, training, and resources that keep our support free for anyone who needs it.

One way you can help support The Cyber Helpline is to start or collaborate on a fundraising initiative, or donate to an existing fundraiser.

Start a fundraiser

  • 1. Decide how you want to fundraise

    Fundraising can take many forms. If you fancy a physical challenge, you might want to organise a sponsored hike, run, or cycle. You could host a bake sale, a charity auction, a gaming live stream, or a music event. The sky really is the limit!

  • 2. Get set up on JustGiving

    Head over to our charity page in JustGiving, our fundraising platform, click ‘Start Fundraising’, create an account, and follow the steps. On your page you should include a title and description that details what your fundraiser is for, and how you intend to raise the money. You can also include your financial goal here.

  • 3. Share your cause

    What you’re doing for The Cyber Helpline is amazing, and you should definitely shout about it! Send your JustGiving page to friends and family, and share it on social media to increase your chance of donations. We will use our platform to help you hit your target.

Start fundraising

Donate to an existing campaign

Not everyone is in a position to set up a fundraiser, and that is absolutely okay. We are thrilled you are interested in seeing how you could help, and this might be the avenue for you.  From time to time, you will see a list of live fundraisers that are happening in the UK and US right now.You can choose to donate to a person or organisation of your choice to help them reach their financial target.

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Our impact

Discover how your support helps people recover from cybercrime, strengthens communities, and drives lasting change across the UK.

Our impact

Who is fundraising for? 

An individual or an organisation who is passionate about supporting victims of cybercrime.

A victim of a cybercrime, or someone close to you is, and you want to help the community.

Part of a team, company, or community that are keen to help.

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Donate

Looking to make a donation to a worthwhile cause? Support victims of cybercrime and the cybersecurity community today.

Donate
Donate
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Sponsor

See how your company can help deliver vital long-term support for victims of cybercrime. Let’s make a real impact.

Sponsor
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Cyber Community Trust

Join the Trust and help us expand free, expert support for people affected by cybercrime across the UK.

Learn more