Design Your Own Event

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To find out more and register your interest, click the link below.

If sporting events are not your thing, there are many other ways in which you can support Pumping Marvellous. For example, do you love to bake or knit jumpers? Use your creativity and talent by raising funds through your homemade creations.

Crafting is just one of many ways in which you can fundraise. Other ways in which supporters have raised funds for Pumping Marvellous in the past include:

Coffee mornings
DJ live streams
Gaming challenges
Charity auctions

Do you have an idea that you want to discuss with us? Then contact us using this form.

What you can expect

Our fundraising guide with tips on how to raise funds
Support and advice in planning your event from the Pumping Marvellous HQ

I have an idea to fundraise for Pumping Marvellous – what now?

We would love to hear your idea! Please contact us using this contact form and provide us with some information on what idea you have, then we can help you get planning from there.

How will Pumping Marvellous support me and my event?

We will provide you with all the support and advice we can – drop us an email or fill out this contact form to get started. We can also promote your event on our social media platforms if you are happy for us to do this.

How do I donate the funds I have raised to Pumping Marvellous?

Suppose you used a fundraising platform such as JustGiving or Enthuse to raise funds. In that case, they will be transferred to us automatically. However, if you collected cash or received funds in a different way, there is a few ways in which you can get the funds to us. Please use one of the services listed on our Donate page to securely transfer the funds to us.

Testimonials

Quotes from Our Previous Marvellous Fundraisers

“Fundraising for Pumping Marvellous is great. The charity really helps to raise exposure of your fundraising efforts. The lead up to my first fundraising event was daunting but made all the easier because of the support given by Pumping Marvellous. From a personalised fundraising kit to use when promoting my event, to a Pumping Marvellous sports kit to wear on the day, the team at PM couldn’t have been more supportive.”

– Rich

“I ran the Manchester Half-Marathon on 15th October 2017 and raised £235.25 for Pumping Marvellous. It was an exhilarating experience to spread awareness of heart failure and this charity whilst raising funds prior to the run. I received great support from the Pumping Marvellous team via email and social media, such as Facebook Pumping Marvellous Team Page.”

– Rajiv

“My name is Laura and I am a staff nurse on a Cardiology ward. Throughout my 9 years experience of working on the ward, I have seen the impact that heart failure can have on a person’s life and those around them, not just physically but mentally. So being able to run for a charity which supports people with a diagnosis of heart failure is a privilege.”

– Laura

“Working hand in hand with The Pumping Marvellous Foundation has been an absolute joy. They have matched my enthusiasm for fundraising every step of the way, going above and beyond what I’ve experienced before with other charitable organisations I’ve worked with. I was so proud to raise over £10,000 for this marvellous charity. I really can’t wait to get my teeth into another challenge fundraising for PM.”

– Paul

“I ran the Edinburgh Meadows 5k in March 2017, with family and friends cheering me on along the route – including my then 3-year-old daughter who was definitely my biggest fan! I completed the course in under 30 minutes, and was so pleased to end up raising £480! Pumping Marvellous were a fantastic support in the lead up to the event. They sent me a running t-shirt and vest, and stayed in regular touch with messages of support and encouragement before and after the event. Plenty of people who saw me running in my PM vest, and through my Facebook updates wanted to know more about the charity and I was only too happy to tell them more. I was extremely proud to run for them.”

– Emily