Fundraise
Fundraise
Help to keep Scotland beautiful
Your fundraising will help us continue to inspire positive action in communities across Scotland to help make them cleaner, greener and more sustainable.
We receive income from a variety of sources to cover our charitable activities, including grants, donations and the sale of services.
But this year we need your help to raise funds to ensure we can continue supporting activity to reduce litter in communities and empower people to improve the places they love.
We are extremely grateful to those who support us financially, no matter how much or little we receive - so why not consider fundraising for us to help keep Scotland beautiful.
As we celebrate our 25th anniversary as a Scottish charity, we have launched £25 for 2025, our public giving appeal.
With your support we can continue to do even more with individuals, schools, communities, businesses, local and national government and public bodies right across the country to combat climate change, tackle litter and waste, restore nature and biodiversity and improve places.
Your donation can make a massive impact. Please donate £25, or whatever you can give, and share our appeal ask with your friends and family, and help us to make a bigger impact and keep Scotland beautiful.
Take a challenge!
Run, walk, climb or swim for us.
Get creative!
Do a sponsored litter pick, bake or organise a local bring and buy sale!
Start fundraising today:
Get an idea and set a target amount to raise.
Just giving, GoFundMe or similar.
Raise awareness and tell everyone.
Take a look at some of the ways you can help keep Scotland beautiful while going about your everyday activities.
Sending your money to us
The best way for you to get any money you raise to us is by donating online but you can also pop a cheque in the post to us at Keep Scotland Beautiful, Glendevon House, The Castle Business Park, Stirling, FK9 4TZ.
Thank you! By fundraising for us, you are taking positive action to protect Scotland's environment and keep it beautiful for current and future generations.
