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Inspired to raise funds for HI's work? Here's how!

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After losing his leg to a landmine, Flavio was fitted with a new prosthesis by HI's team in Colombia. Encouraged, he started swimming for rehabilitation and is now a competition swimmer.

After losing his leg to a landmine, Flavio was fitted with a new prosthesis by HI's team in Colombia. Encouraged, he started swimming for rehabilitation and is now a competition swimmer. | © Bas Bogaerts / HI

Fundraising changes lives

Our life-changing work couldn't happen without the efforts of our amazing fundraisers.

And what's more, joining one of our events or setting up your own fundraiser could be the best fun you have all year!

Here are some ideas for exciting fundraising challenges that you could take part in.

How to get involved

Youssef, 14, who lost his leg when a missile exploded in Syria

Your own fundraising challenge

Nirmala, 9, had to have her leg amputated following the Nepal earthquake in April 2015. Like all growing children, Nirmala needs a new artificial leg every 6 to 9 months.

Make every step count with a fundraising walk

The pack contains everything you need for a great event including posters to promote your event, a collecting box, Gift Aid forms and notes for a Quiz Master.

Host a quiz for Humanity & Inclusion

Runners raising funds for Humanity & Inclusion

Vitality London 10,000: Run for HI

Students collecting signatures for a petition to ban cluster bombs.

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