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How to pay in funds raised
Finished your fundraising and ready to send in what you've raised? Find out how to get it to us.
Guidance for fundraisers
Your questions answered
For more advice on fundraising, getting the proceeds to us and how we spend your money, read our FAQs.
Collecting money legally
You must have a licence or permit from your local authority or police if you would like to hold a street collection, house-to-house collection or any other collection in a public place.
Raffles and lotteries
If your raffle or draw is held within a 24 hour period, is in one venue and is part of another event, you can use cloakroom tickets. Tickets should never be sold for more than £1 each. If it lasts longer than 24 hours a local lottery licence and raffle licence will be needed.
Event safety
If you are organising an event then please ensure you identify any potential accidents or hazards by completing a risk assessment. You may also need first aiders.
Publicity material
If you are producing any publicity material about us then please include our registered charity number.
In England and Wales: Registered charity number 294344.
In Scotland: Registered charity number SC038885.
Public liability insurance
The Woodland Trust is unable to accept any responsibility for anything that may happen to people or property as a result of your fundraising activity. If you are planning an event that involves the public you must get public liability insurance. If you are holding an event in a place that has public liability insurance, just check the cover with them before you begin.
Fundraising terms and conditions
When fundraising in aid of the Woodland Trust, you agree to comply with our terms and conditions.
Need more advice?
For extra support on making the most of your fundraising event, contact our friendly team on 0330 333 3300, or email challenge@woodlandtrust.org.uk.
