Halloween is the perfect occasion to organise an event in support of Macmillan. Our fundraising ideas will help you conjure up a crowd to delight and give a fright. Share your Halloween event plans with us to get all the support you need for scare-fest success!
Register your Halloween event with us today.
Invite friends and family to put their sculpting skills to the test by hosting a pumpkin carving party, complete with Halloween-themed treats and drinks. Arrange prizes for the ‘wackiest’, ‘scariest’ and ‘most stylish’ pumpkin, with apple-bobbing and ‘unlucky dip’ for spectators/ spectres!
Trick or treat yourself! Unleash your culinary creativity and cook up a spread of spooky snacks, organise a ‘witches pot-luck lunch’ or bag up and sell a selection of sweet treats (alongside some fake spiders or other ‘tricks’ of your choice!) all in return for a suggested donation.
Hold a Big Green Halloween do for Macmillan. Whether you have a haunted house, ghoulish gala or show screams on the screen with a horror movie night, we’ll help you make your scary soiree a ‘fright’ to remember!
Dare to dress to impress (or scare!) your friends or colleagues by holding a Halloween costume competition. Ghoul all-out with make-up and accessories to complete your disguise and steal the prize!
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