Individuals
Help a young person unlock their potential
You can support Future Frontiers as an individual in all sorts of ways:
Make a one-off or regular donation to Future Frontiers via our JustGiving page, enabling us to continue our work with young people. If your employer has a payroll giving scheme set up, you can also choose to donate from your salary. This is a tax-efficient way of giving and means that your money goes further.
Future Frontiers supporters do all sorts of fantastic things to raise money for us, from challenge events to quiz nights and (in one case) rollerblading 500 miles from Edinburgh to London! We have spaces available in some London running events, and are happy to support you to find places in other events if needed. You can also organise your own fundraising event for Future Frontiers from a bake sale, to a quiz night or auction.
If you would be interested in volunteering as a career coach, the simplest way to do this is through your employer. If that isn’t possible, we have a limited number of individual coaching spaces available on our programmes, which we’d be happy to share with you when they arise. Please complete this form to register your interest in volunteering as an individual. Other volunteering opportunities can arise throughout the year, such as project support or cheering on our runners at sponsored events. Keep an eye on this page for opportunities, or sign up to receive our newsletter to get the latest updates.
If you are considering making a personal donation of £5,000 or more, we would be delighted to speak to you about the transformational impact your donation could make. We can also discuss options to use your donation for a specific purpose.
You can donate unwanted shares through Sharegift, who will transform them into donations for good causes. You can nominate Future Frontiers to benefit from donations from Sharegift as part of the share giving process.
You can make an incredible difference to future generations of young people by leaving a gift to Future Frontiers in your will. Your solicitor will be best-placed to draft the relevant clause, but we are always happy to answer any questions you might have about legacy giving.
“Thank you for everything you've done for me in my sessions and thank you for helping me towards achieving what I need and want for my future. I didn't know where I would go or what I would do when I left school, but now I have an idea. So thank you so much.”
Issabelle
Future Frontiers Pupil
If you have any questions about donating to or fundraising for Future Frontiers, please contact us on fundraising@futurefrontiers.org.uk.