Get involved | Mental Health Foundation

Tea & Talk

Our annual national fundraising event: have a natter, raise money, change lives.

Active challenges

Take part in a run, cycle, trek or skydive to raise money for us.

Order your green ribbon pin badge

Show your support for mental health by ordering your green ribbon pin badge

I'm Fine

When people ask how we are, we often reply with "I'm fine", even when we're not. Our new campaign challenges that.

Philanthropy and major gifts

Can you help us with long-term investment to ensure we can find the interventions and prevention strategies that work?

Leave a legacy

Legacies are an important source of income for us. See how to leave a gift in your will.

Give in memory

Dedicate your gift in memory of a loved one.

Do your own thing

You can do anything you like to fundraise for us: get your creative juices flowing!

FAQs

Your questions about supporting us and raising money answered.

Five steps to great fundraising

Fundraising can be really simple and fun, it just takes some preparation!

Celebrate your wedding by supporting good mental health for all

Congratulations! You're getting married! You can celebrate your special day knowing that you are contributing to our vital research, preventing future mental health problems from occurring and challenging the unjust stigma associated with mental health. Place-setting cards Decorate your table at your wedding reception with our fantastic Mental Health Foundation place-setting cards which you can use for your guests. You can purchase place-setting cards for a donation of £10 per every 25 your order. Get in touch to order your place-setting cards Donate online Instead of asking for wedding gifts...

Trusts or foundations

Charitable trusts and foundations play a vital role in helping us to achieve our mission.

Corporate partnerships

Working with us can raise your profile and help increase sales.

Friends of the Foundation

Helping to make a real impact on the mental health of our young people today.

Mental Health Awareness Week

8-14 May 2017