Fundraising is a fun way to show your support for batyr, by raising vital funds to help us continue to empower more young people to talk openly about mental health and take charge of their wellbeing. Below you can find some ideas to help get you started!
Whether it's a BBQ with your mates, a trivia night, an office-bake off or a movie night, create your own fundraiser to support youth mental health your way!
Run a marathon, become a Stigma Free Streamer or hit the pool to Splash the Stigma, check out our upcoming events to sign up to an event and create your fundraising page.

Commemorate someone you love. Invite family and friends to donate in lieu of flowers or as a tribute.

Raising money through promotions or donating a percentage of profits and other cause related marketing is a great way your business can contribute to what we do. Check out our current supporters, and apply here.

Make a difference beyond the match by sporting batyr's conversation-starting socks and holding a fundraising game with your school, club or organisation!

'Reducing the stigma around mental health is a really important cause to me.'

'Swimming and surfing and being in the ocean really helps me maintain a positive frame of mind'

'We all feel strongly that we need to help our younger generations find their voice to ask for help.'

'Swimming is a meditative practice for me – all I think about is counting my strokes ‘1, 2, 3, breathe, 1, 2, 3, breathe’
That way, you’ll generate maximum impact and encourage donors to be more generous.
Nothing says commitment, like kicking off your fundraising effort with a donation to yourself. You’ll get the ball rolling and encourage donors to give a similar amount.
Check if your employer has a donation matching program. It’s an easy way to work towards your target.
Ask ten friends or co-workers for a $10 donation. It all adds up. And don’t forget to remind people that donations over $2 are tax deductible!
People want to support your good deed, but they need to know about it first. So, head to social media or send an all-staff email and let everyone know you’ll be making a splash for youth mental health. This way, you don’t even need to ask people to donate directly; give them the option.