Other ways to donate

Donating to Kidney Care UK isn't just about giving money. There's more ways to contribute to our work supporting kidney patients than you might think.

Other ways to donate

Small things go a long way: stamps, banknotes, jewellery and gadgets

  • Donate your old stamps

    Your used stamps could raise money to support our work. All kinds of stamps are welcome, on or off paper.

  • Get rid of unwanted jewellery and old currency

    Recycle your unwanted or damaged jewellery and watches for free while raising funds for Kidney Care UK, or donate old banknotes.

  • Recycle your old mobile phones, cameras and gadgets

    Your unwanted or damaged gadgets could help make life better for people living with kidney disease.

Declutter and raise money with iCollectClothes

Having a clear out? Help us raise vital funds by donating your unwanted items. Donating to iCollectClothes is a simple, stress-free way to recycle your unwanted belongings while supporting our kidney community.

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Looking for fundraising ideas?

Not sure where to start with your fundraising? Whether you’re a first timer or a regular fundraiser, look through some ideas for inspiration.

Raise money for Kidney Care UK while you shop

With easyfundraising, you can raise money for people living with kidney disease when you shop at your favourite online brands and retailers, at no extra cost to you.

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Be inspired by our amazing supporters

  • Henry Ibberson

    Henry marked his 80th birthday by doing a freefall tandem skydive! He raised over £5,000 (shared between Kidney Care UK and Village by Village), reflecting 30 years of his wife Liz living with CKD.

  • Adil Shaikh

    Inspired by his mum's successful kidney transplant, Adil set himself an epic challenge to walk from his hometown of Bristol to his university in Birmingham. His incredible effort raised over £300.

  • Gabriel Pettitt

    Gabriel raised over £1,500 for us at the Edinburgh Marathion Festival. He ran for his cousin, age 22, who has had chronic kidney disease since birth and is being considered for a transplant.
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