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This year the Eton Action Fair is on Saturday 26th September and will be supporting: Busy Buttons CORE, LouLou Race Foundation, Alexander Devine Hospice, Motor Neurone Disease Association and MM Power Foundation.
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Eton Action is an independent charity whose activities consist primarily of fundraising for and supporting charities other than the College itself. It was founded by boys at Eton College many years ago and is still run by our boys today.
Each year, the students choose five charities to support. For the academic year 2026-27, Eton Action will be supporting:
Busy Buttons CORE is a local charity based in Windsor to promote art for mental wellbeing in young people and foster positive community relations. They describe themselves as “an inclusive charity helping each child find their unique potential using creativity & imagination.”
https://www.loulouracefoundation.org/
The LouLou Race Foundation is a charity that supports young people in grassroots sport in Jersey and gives financial help to outstanding athletes to help them compete for Jersey and at a National Level.
The Alexander Devine Hospice provides specialist care and vital support to children with life-limiting and life-threatening conditions and their families across Berkshire, South Bucks and into the surrounding counties.
https://www.mndassociation.org/
The Motor Neurone Disease Association works to provide care for those suffering with MND, research into treatment and a cure for this (currently incurable) disease.
https://www.mmpowerfoundation.org/home
MMPower Foundation works in Myanmar and Cambodia to empower underprivileged children with professional computer training & sanitation facilities to enhance their lives.
The Eton Action Fair is the charity's largest annual fundraising event. This year, the Eton Action Fair will be held on Saturday 26th September 2026
In addition to the fair, students and staff organise various fundraising events throughout the year. We appreciate any support you are able to give to help us ensure these charities continue to do their outstanding and much-needed work.
