Cambridgeshire Deaf Association (CDA) is committed to improving the lives of Deaf individuals across our region through advocacy, community outreach, social connection, and accessible support services. Fundraising plays a vital role in enabling us to continue this essential work — and we warmly invite you to be part of it.
By choosing to fundraise for CDA, you are directly supporting our mission to build a more inclusive society where Deaf people have equal access to opportunities, services, and representation.
Why Your Support Matters
Your fundraising efforts help us to:
- Deliver British Sign Language (BSL)-accessible mental health and wellbeing services
- Facilitate social inclusion through befriending and outreach programmes
- Provide advocacy support for Deaf individuals navigating complex systems
- Host community events and drop-in sessions that reduce isolation and promote connection
Every contribution – regardless of size – has a real and lasting impact on the communities we serve.
Ways to Fundraise
There are many ways you can get involved, including:
- Organising a community event, such as a coffee morning, quiz night, or raffle
- Participating in a sponsored challenge, like a run, walk, cycle, or skydive
- Hosting an initiative in your workplace or school, such as a dress-down day, bake sale, or charity collection
- Creating your own unique fundraising idea that aligns with your interests and strengths
How We Support You
We are here to assist and guide you every step of the way.
Fundraisers will receive:
- A digital Fundraising Pack with helpful resources and ideas
- CDA-branded promotional materials (posters, templates, etc.)
- Support in promoting your fundraiser through our channels
- A dedicated point of contact at CDA for advice and coordination
Get Started
If you would like to fundraise on behalf of Cambridgeshire Deaf Association, please contact us at office@cambsdeaf.org. We will be happy to provide materials and guidance to help you get started.
Thank you for your support.
Together, we can continue to make a tangible difference in the lives of Deaf people throughout Cambridgeshire.