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Stitch For Hope: The Knit and Crochet Challenge

Set your own knitting or crochet challenge throughout the month of March and combine your love of crafts with a great cause. 

Click join the challenge today and we'll send you everything you need to get started from 1 March.

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Ready to stitch for something meaningful this March? Whether you're a knitting enthusiast, a crochet king or queen, or simply love to create, Stitching for Hope: The Knit and Crochet Challenge is the perfect way to combine your craft with a great cause this March.

    How does the challenge work? 

  • Set Your Goal: You can choose how you want to participate—whether it’s knitting or crocheting every day throughout March, completing a specific project (like a blanket, scarf, or toy), hosting a knitting or crochet event with friends and family, or making items to sell on for donations.

  • Fundraise for Solving Kids’ Cancer UK: Once you’ve set your goal, create a JustGiving page to fundraise for Solving Kids’ Cancer UK. Share your page with friends, family, and colleagues, and invite them to sponsor your efforts.

  • Make a Difference: Every donation goes directly to helping children facing the childhood cancer neuroblastoma.

Solving Kids' Cancer UK tote bag

We ask you to raise as much as you can for this challenge. Everyone who raises £100 or more with this challenge and lets us know, will receive a gorgeous Solving Kids' Cancer UK tote bag to store all of your wool, and wear with pride. 

You can email fundraising@solvingkidscancer.org.uk to let us know that you have reached this target alongside your JustGiving link and home address. 

Choose your challenge:

It's up to you how you decide to take on the challenge. It just needs to take place in March! You could: 

Knit or Crochet Every Day
You could knit or Crochet everyday in March. For example, knit for an hour a day or crochet every lunchtime.

Set a goal
Always wanted to finish that cosy scarf, blanket, or baby sweater? Now's your chance! Set a personal project goal and achieve it while making a real difference for kids facing cancer.

Host an event
Gather your fellow crafters for a virtual or in-person get-together! Stitch with friends and family, and raise funds together for an incredible cause. It’s a great way to connect and create while giving back.

Sell your creations
You can sell your beautiful creations to friends or family, or on Vinted or ebay to raise funds for Solving Kids' Cancer UK

Fundraising made easy: 

Here's the key part. Ask your friends and family to sponsor your challenge: every stitch and pound raised will help children with the childhood cancer neuroblastoma. 

Raising funds for Solving Kids' Cancer UK is simple! Set up your JustGiving page here or grab a sponsorship form and start collecting donations. Every penny raised will go directly toward life-saving research and vital support services for children and families affected by neuroblastoma.

Once you've registered by clicking "Join the challenge today," we'll send you a welcome email with everything you need to get started in March.

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Stitch for Hope: The Knit & Crochet Challenge

FAQs

    • Click 'Fundraise for This Campaign'

      • On the Stitch for Hope: The Knit & Crochet Challenge campaign page, you should see a button that says "Fundraise for this campaign."
      • Click here to begin creating your own fundraising page that will be connected to the larger campaign.

      Set Up Your Fundraising Page

      • Sign In or Create an Account: Log in to your JustGiving account, or create one if you don’t have one yet.
      • Personalise Your Page: You’ll be asked to fill out some details for your fundraising page:
        • Title: Give your page a title, like "Jane's Knitting Challenge for Solving Kids’ Cancer."
        • Story: Explain why you’re participating in the challenge. Share what you’re knitting or crocheting, why you chose to support Solving Kids' Cancer UK, and how donations will help.
        • Set Your Goal: Choose a personal fundraising goal, which could be an amount that feels achievable for you (e.g., £200, £500, etc.). This is the amount you aim to raise through your personal efforts.

      Share Your Page

      • Once your page is set up, JustGiving will provide you with a unique link. Share this link with your network—family, friends, colleagues, and on social media (if you’re using it). 
      • You can also use the JustGiving tools to send out emails, or you can even print a sponsorship form if you’re reaching people offline.

      Track Your Progress

      • You’ll be able to see the donations you’ve received in real time on your page. JustGiving updates automatically, so you’ll know exactly how much you’ve raised toward your goal and how your contribution is helping the overall campaign.

      Update Your Supporters

      • Post regular updates to keep your donors engaged and motivated. Share progress on your knitting or crochet project, thank your supporters, and let them know how their donations are making an impact.
    • Absolutely! You can host a virtual or in-person event where people gather to knit or crochet together, and encourage participants to donate to your JustGiving page. It’s a great way to bring the community together for a good cause.

    • Not at all! The challenge is open to crafters of all skill levels. Whether you’re a beginner or an experienced knitter/crocheter, your participation is what matters most. It’s about setting a goal and raising funds for a great cause.

    • There’s no set minimum amount—you’re encouraged to raise as much as possible! The more you can raise, the greater the impact, but every contribution counts. Set a personal fundraising target that feels achievable and motivating for you.


      If you raise £100 or more and let us know, Solving Kids' Cancer UK will send you a special tote bag as a thank you.

    • Taking part in the Knitting and Crochet Challenge is simple. Here’s how it works:

      • Set Your Goal: You can choose how you want to participate—whether it’s knitting or crocheting every day, completing a specific project (like a blanket, scarf, or toy), or hosting a knitting or crochet event with friends and family.
      • Fundraise for Solving Kids’ Cancer UK: Once you’ve set your goal, create a JustGiving page to fundraise for Solving Kids’ Cancer UK. Share your page with friends, family, and colleagues, and invite them to sponsor your efforts.
      • Make a Difference: Every donation goes directly to helping children facing the childhood cancer neuroblastoma.