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Whilst many larger organisations have recently become a part of the Rainy Day Trust, Bryan is keen to hear from individuals looking to raise money too. “We have a number of initiatives coming up including a call-out to the younger generation, giving kids the opportunity to raise money via the Junior Apprentice Challenge – to see what they can turn a single £10 from us into by the time they go back to school in September!
The idea is really simple. Rainy Day Trust gives your child aged 11-16 years old, a crisp new £10 note and they have until they go back to school in September to turn into as large an amount as possible, raising money for the RDT along the way. There’s a prize at the end for whoever returns the largest amount back to the Charity”, says Bryan.
“It’s a great way to keep the kids occupied over the holidays and they can learn the basics of business at the same time,” adds Bryan. “How they make their £10 grow is up to them, and is only limited by their imagination. Whatever they do, let us know please how they did it, and that they took the £10 challenge. Post images online, tagging us in with the hashtag #JAT
More details from Bryan Clover bryan@rainydaytrust.org.uk
To contact the Charity for support, call 0800 9154627 or email via the RDT website https://www.rainydaytrust.org.uk/contact-us/
Potential fundraising partnerships, contact Bryan direct bryan@rainydaytrust.org.uk or call 07939 541289
