A sponsored walk, a birthday fundraiser, a creative challenge or an event with friends can all help us support the autistic community. You do not need to take on an enormous challenge to make a difference.

Start a JustGiving fundraiser

  1. Visit our JustGiving charity page and choose the fundraising option. Sign in or create a JustGiving account.
  2. Select London Autism Group Charity, registered charity number 1176341, as the charity you are supporting.
  3. Add your activity or occasion, a target if you want one, and a few words about why you are fundraising. A personal photo can help tell your story.
  4. Publish your page and share its link with friends, family and colleagues. Add updates along the way and thank people for their support.

Donations made through a charity fundraising page are processed by JustGiving and passed to the selected charity. Follow the prompts about Gift Aid, especially if you are selling tickets or goods rather than asking for donations.

JustGiving’s step-by-step guide explains the process.

People making a difference

Diane and Will’s coastal walk

Diane Bowman and her son Will’s fundraiser is for a 21-mile walk from Seahouses to Holy Island on 23rd September 2026. Visit their page to read their story, see updates or support their challenge.

Visit Diane and Will’s fundraiser

Sean Kennedy’s 100km challenge

Sean completed the London to Brighton 100km Ultra Challenge in May 2026, raising money for our charity. His determination and the support of those who sponsored him are a wonderful example of community fundraising.

Visit Sean’s fundraiser

Read Sean’s story in our June newsletter.

Use Facebook to spread the word

Facebook can help your fundraiser reach people who care about you and the cause. Share your JustGiving link in a post, explain what you are doing and why, and add a photo if you wish. For a birthday, you could invite friends to donate through that link instead of buying a present.

Post occasional progress updates with the same link, and thank your supporters. You can also share in relevant groups where their rules allow it. Sharing a JustGiving link works without needing Facebook’s own fundraising tools.

Find us on the London Autism Group Charity Facebook page.

Let’s talk about your idea

If you would like help getting started, have an event in mind or want to tell us about your fundraiser, we would love to hear from you. Send us a little about your plans and your page link if you have one.