Make May Matter – join in our month of fundraising!

Could you get involved and help Make May Matter?

This May, we’re asking our amazing supporters to come together and Make May Matter for families going through separation.

Every day, Both Parents Matter supports parents who are facing some of the most difficult moments of their lives — from losing contact with their children to navigating a complex and often overwhelming family court system. Many feel isolated, unheard, and at breaking point.

That’s where you come in.

We would love it if you could take on your own fundraising challenge next month. It can be anything you like from a sponsored Beard shave to a bake sale at work. Whatever you decide to do, your fundraising this May will help us be there for more families when they need it most.

Join the May Movement

We’re bringing all our incredible fundraising efforts together in one place this May to celebrate the amazing people stepping up for Both Parents Matter.

We already have supporters organising their own bike rides and boxing matches, and three of our intrepid trustees will be tackling a combined Three Peaks Challenge!

Whether you plan your own event or support others, you’re part of something bigger this May. On our dedicated Just Giving page you can set up your own fundraiser (click on the orange ‘Start Fundraising button) or donate to the campaign or one of our fundraisers.

With you every step of the way

Front cover of fundraising pack

Both Parents Matter Community Fundraising Pack

We’re here to support you every step, pedal, or cake of the way!

You can download our Fundraising Pack packed with ideas and tips to help make your event a success, or get in touch with our fundraiser, Naomi at fundraising@bothparentsmatter.org.uk for friendly advice and guidance.

We also have branded t-shirts, flags, and collection boxes available to help you promote your event and boost your fundraising.

Let’s Make May Matter

Together, we can raise vital funds, change lives, and ensure more children can maintain meaningful relationships with both parents and their wider family.