We hope this selection gets you inspired. Once you've decided what you want to do, simply set up your JustGiving page. Whatever you raise will make a difference and help us be there for young people with cancer throughout the coronavirus crisis and beyond thank you.
Pub quiz - Get people together on Zoom, Skype, Facetime etc. and host a virtual quiz. Simply set up a fundraising page where people can donate to enter. Try making it a weekly event with friends, family or colleagues to keep your fundraising going.
Music night - Music brings people together even from a distance! Host an online gig, open mic, karaoke night or talent show with people donating to get involved and have some fun.
Games night - Whether its an online FIFA or Fortnite tournament, or some good old-fashioned parlour games over video chat, get your mates together and donate to play.
Fancy dress - Arrange with your fellow home workers to wear fancy dress for the day in exchange for donations to Teenage Cancer Trust.
Early morning rave - One for the 90s kids maybe: gather your friends on a video chat and host a pre-work, alcohol-free rave to get the blood pumping for a day at your desk.
Get sporty - Set yourself a physical challenge to complete from home. How about working out the distance to your nearest Teenage Cancer Trust unit and running or cycling the miles over a number of days? Or for every £1 donated, complete a certain number of push-ups or flights of stairs.
Donate the difference - Donate the cost of your commute, coffee, lunch or any other daily savings from not working at the office. Easy.
30 laps - Do 30 laps of your garden a day, for 30 days, to mark Teenage Cancer Trusts 30th anniversary year. (Difficulty level may vary depending on the size of your garden.)
Hair we go - Maybe nows the perfect time for a beard growing competition? Or go the other way and get sponsored to shave your head (and get a bunch of friends on board to do the same!)
All-day challenge - Get sponsored to do an activity for a whole day how about playing a board game for 12 hours straight or dusting off that 1000-piece jigsaw puzzle?
Spare change challenge - Collect all the spare change lying round the house and donate the total to Teenage Cancer Trust.
Movie night - Arrange a virtual movie night with friends: why not pick a Disney/Pixar classic to all watch at the same time, and donate the savings on cinema tickets and popcorn?
Online competitions - A guess the baby/pet/drawing contest is easy to organise online and fun for kids and grownups alike or a classic Name the Bear competition where entrants make a small donation to suggest a name.
Sponsored silence - Ask family and friends to sponsor you to stay silent for a whole day (could prove very popular with home-schooling parents right now!) and why not get your classmates to do the same?
Readathon - Put all this extra spare time to good use and challenge your year group to a sponsored readathon. The class to read the most books in 30 days is the winner.
*If youre under 16, make sure you have permission from a parent or guardian before taking part in a fundraising activity.
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