‘Handlebarmyarmy’ cycle 400 miles for CLAPA
Dad Dave recently raised more than £3,600 for CLAPA – cycling 400 miles in just three days as part of the ‘Handlebarmyarmy’.
Fundraising at work is a powerful way to make a difference. However you want to get involved, we are here to help you every step of the way.
As a small, specialist charity, CLAPA does not receive any Government or NHS funding. By fundraising at work, you can play a vital role in helping us deliver our life-changing services. From our free welcome packs of specialist feeding bottles and teats for newborn babies, to workshops and events supporting adults through their cleft journey. You can help us be there for the UK cleft community and deliver transformative impact.
However you choose to support CLAPA, you will make a real difference. Read on to find out more about how we can work together and get in touch to start the conversation.
Every year wonderful members of our community engage and inspire their colleagues and raise vital funds in their workplace. Whether you hold a one-off event or build a longer-term partnership, however you decide to get involved will make all the difference.
Choose from one of our oven-ready fundraising events, like Cuppa for CLAPA and Wear it Blue, take on a sponsored walk or challenge as a team, or create your own activity which best reflects your team.
There are so many ways to help, all whilst having fun and uniting your team. Your employer might even offer match-funding to double your impact.
We would love to hear from you if you are considering fundraising at work for CLAPA. Get in touch to start the conversation and request materials to help you on the day. We are here to help you every step of the way.
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Dad Dave recently raised more than £3,600 for CLAPA – cycling 400 miles in just three days as part of the ‘Handlebarmyarmy’.
Two Januarys ago, Ben started running – and participated in his first Ironman triathlon last September, raising more than £3,300 for CLAPA.
Thomas, a member of CLAPA’s Children and Young People’s Council (CYPC), performed in this year’s BBC Children in Need Choir – live to a studio audience and millions of television viewers.