Fundraising & Donations

What can you do for The Foundation?

Leave a gift in your will... Click here

Leave an unrestricted
or general gift... Click here

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Remember someone you love

Donating or fundraising in memory of someone is a very special and meaningful way to remember them – honouring their life and helping others at the same time. We’re always incredibly touched and grateful to receive these donations.You can support The Frank Bruno Foundation in memory of someone in different ways:

• Make a donation in their name
• Collect at a funeral or memorial
• Take on a fundraising challenge

Collect at a funeral or memorial event

Collecting donations at a funeral can help The Frank Bruno Foundation to make a lasting difference in memory of your loved one. You might choose to do this by asking for donations instead of flowers.

You can also hold a collection at celebration of life services and memorial events.

If you want to send the proceeds of a collection made in memory of someone by post, you should make cheques payable to 'The Frank Bruno Foundation' and post to: The Frank Bruno Foundation, PO Box 300, Chipping Norton OX7 9FB.  

A monthly Direct Debit

A direct debit means you can give small amounts every month that make a huge difference to the Foundation's work.
Regular gifts by direct debit give us a predictable income so we can commit to helping more people. Plus direct debits mean we pay less in processing fees than for credit card gifts and also cuts the cost of accounting and administration.

Fundraising/Donating will enable the charity to purchase the equipment needed as well as rent centres from which the programme can run.

A donation of:

£1 could provide gauze hand wraps

£5 could provide jump ropes

£10 towards children’s boxing gloves

£100 will provide 10 children with gloves

£20 towards hook and jab pads

£50 towards head guards

£1000 could go towards keeping a centre open for a month

CLICK HERE to set up a Direct Debit

'You need to hold the hope
and you have to try to keep going.'

Frank Bruno 2017