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To help you make the most of the day, we've put together some handy fundraising tips and resources to inspire you to host additional fundraising activities and spread the word.

If you have any questions or would like some advice about taking part, email: [email protected]

Tips for making the most of your fundraising

Email and Facebook assets

A picture of a young child with red hair wears a woolly hat. The child is stood in front of blue background with white start on, and next to the words Winter Woolly Wednesday

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Poster for nurseries and schools

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Poster for companies and clubs

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Thank you poster and postcards

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Form for sending in your money

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How to pay in your winter woolly collection

Online

Please pay in your collection online via the link you will have received in your sign-up confirmation email.

By post, cheque or BACS

Please complete our paying in form. Please do not send cash in the post.

Remember to make the most of your donation by claiming Gift Aid where possible; download our Gift Aid Form.

Winter Woolly Wednesday, Child Bereavement UK, Unit B, Knaves Beech Way, Loudwater, Buckinghamshire, HP10 9QY

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To help you make the most of the day, we've put together some handy fundraising tips and resources to inspire you to host additional fundraising activities and spread the word.

Tips for making the most of your fundraising

Email and Facebook assets

Poster for nurseries and schools

Poster for companies and clubs

Thank you poster and postcards

Form for sending in your money

How to pay in your winter woolly collection

Online

By post, cheque or BACS

By phone

To help you make the most of the day, we've put together some handy fundraising tips and resources to inspire you to host additional fundraising activities and spread the word.