Interested in creating your own event? Learn more about fundraising with Felix and get everything you need to start your journey. Our team are on hand to support you every step of the way.
Every £1 you raise through your event helps us rescue and redistribute enough food for 2.7 meals for Londoners in need.
Are you an athlete? A keen baker? Designer? Our fundraising guide will help you decide what type of activity is right for you. As well as ideas for teams, individuals, and families the guide also includes handy zero-waste recipe cards for bake sales, instructions for paying in money, and assets to help you promote your activity across social media. Once you've decided on your event, don't forget to get in touch to let us know what you're doing!
If you've already organised your event and are looking for additional support, download our handy resources to maximise your fundraising. Or, if you're looking for inspiration, take a look at what some of our superstar fundraisers have been getting up to recently.
Do it your way! With a little creativity and determination, you have the power to transform the lives of many through The Felix Project. Your support ensures that together, we can provide essential support to the most vulnerable in London. Fundraising for Felix is an excellent opportunity to unite friends and have fun while making a meaningful impact for a cause you care about. Not sure what event to choose? Download our fundraising guide for inspiration.
Get your school involved in hosting a fundraising activity. From school discos, to non-school uniform days or bake sales there are many ways to come together to make an impact. You can even choose The Felix Project to be your chosen charity of the year. There's no end to the different ways to be a part of our vision of wanting a London where no good food is wasted, and no Londoner goes hungry. Download our school resources below and don't forget to let us know what you've got planned.
Do you belong to a community group, rotary club or sports club? There are numerous opportunities to join forces and make a meaningful difference in the lives of Londoners in need. Whether it's by hosting a collection, organising a bake sale or quiz night, or selecting us as your Charity of the Year, there are various ways to get involved.
Are you a small to medium sized business? We would love to hear from you and see how your business can make a significant difference in combating food poverty and creating positive change in the community. Use your CSR days to volunteer in one of our depots across London, host your own fundraising activity or choose to donate a percentage of product sales - the possibilities are endless.
A team from Venture Studio, Accenture Song decided to take part in a unique challenge event across the Isle of Wight, raising funds as well as raising awareness.
“In 2024 we supported The Felix Project by organising a hike and cycle around the Isle of Wight for twenty-five members of our team. In the lead up to the event we ran over ten fundraising events to raise awareness on the good work done to tackle food poverty in the city where we all live. We were all thrilled to be able to collectively raise £10,283,66 to help our fellow Londoners”.
Ezra decided to take on an incredible challenge - 25,000 push ups. And whilst pushing himself he raised £1,025 over 2 months. We call him Epic Ezra!
“I chose the Felix Project because their mission to fight hunger and food waste aligns deeply with my values. By supporting them, I was able to make a meaningful impact, while pushing myself to complete this epic challenge”.
Kat & Paul got married in July 2024, and whilst they planned their special day, they decided to make a difference. In lieu of gifts, they asked their wedding guests to choose three charities to receive donations.
“We were very conscious that a significant number of our fellow Londoner’s were struggling for food as we planned our Wedding Day feast. Instead of Wedding Gifts we asked for donations to The Felix Project raising enough for over 2,000 meals. It felt great to have spread the love so much further.”
Raewyn is a Green Scheme volunteer, and it was on one of her walks around London helping The Felix Project that she decided to go the extra mile and get creative.
“It was from walking on the streets of central London on Felix’s Green Scheme that inspired me to do a ceramic project linking Charles Booth’s 1889 Poverty maps to the inequalities today.
I made twelve plates titled ‘Poverty in the Midst of Plenty’ which the LSE Library purchased. I donated £500 of the sale to the Felix Project.”
Meet Jacob, an eight-year-old boy from Greenwich, who decided to hold a bake sale on his driveway after hearing about Felix in his Cubs group. Jacob, his mum and his grandma all got involved and baked over fifty cookies and a selection of cakes to sell to their friends and neighbours on his trike.
“I really liked how they stopped food being thrown away and helped people, and I wondered if I could raise money for them.”
Looking to take your event to the next level? Check out our DIY downloadable posters and bunting.
