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Make your birthday even more meaningful this year by asking for donations instead of cards or gifts. Every donation helps us support people living with and affected by HIV, tackle stigma, and work towards ending new HIV cases in the UK.

Whether you're celebrating with friends, family or colleagues, turning your birthday into a fundraiser is a simple way to make a real difference.

Raise money on Facebook

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Setting up a birthday fundraiser on Facebook is quick and easy.

Create a birthday fundraiser on Facebook and personalise it with your own photo, fundraising target and story. Let your friends know why you've chosen to support Terrence Higgins Trust and encourage them to donate in place of gifts.

Raise money with JustGiving

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Prefer to fundraise through JustGiving? Simply set up a JustGiving page, select 'celebrating an occasion', and share your story.

Add photos, set a fundraising target and let your friends and family know you're celebrating your birthday by supporting Terrence Higgins Trust.

Choose ‘celebrating an occasion’ and add your story, so your loved ones know it’s for your birthday.

Free fundraising materials

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We're here to help make your birthday fundraiser a success.

Complete the form below and we'll send you free fundraising materials, including collection boxes, pin badges, stickers and bunting.

Spread the word

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The more people who know about your fundraiser, the more support you're likely to receive.

Share your fundraising page on social media, in group chats and by email. Don't forget to tell people why you've chosen to support Terrence Higgins Trust and what their donation will help achieve.

Why we need you

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Your support and fundraising help fund vital services including our one-of-a-kind sexual health helpline, HIV testing, counselling, and peer support programmes.

We are working to ensure that there will be no new HIV cases in the UK by 2030. Everyone living with HIV will be diagnosed, in treatment and care, free from stigma and able to take advantage of life’s opportunities.