The Power of 20

Fundraise for the Dignity Campaign

Celebrate 20 years of the Dignity Campaign by taking on a fundraising challenge inspired by the number 20.

For 20 years, the Dignity Campaign has inspired people to champion dignity, compassion and respect.

Now it's your turn to be part of the story.

Take on a challenge, raise sponsorship and help us inspire even more people to become Dignity Champions.

Your 20. Your Way.

There's no right or wrong way to take part.

Choose a challenge that suits you. Get active, get creative, give your time or bring people together.

Here are a few examples:

Get Physical

Walk 20,000 steps

Dance for 20 mins

Arm chair yoga for 20 mins

Making

Create 20 cards

Knit 20 hearts

Make a 20 branch Dign-tree

Cooking & Baking

Bake 20 cakes

Decorate 20 biscuits

Hold a bake sale

Learn & Share

Host a 20-minute session

Share the Dignity Dos

Create a 20 page pack

Acts of Kindness

Complete 20 kind acts

Write 20 thank-you cards

Brighten someone's day

Music & Quizzing

Sing 20 songs

Host a music afternoon

Run a 20-question quiz

Inspiration

When you've decided on an activity, add it to our Activity map and help inspire other Champions.

Download your poster

To help you get started straight away, we’ve created an official Power of 20 Campaign Poster. Print it out, pop it on your staff noticeboard or community board, and write in your chosen challenge!

Raise money your way

Whether you collect cash at an event or ask people to sponsor your challenge online, every donation helps the Dignity Campaign grow.

What your fundraising makes possible

Every pound you raise helps us inspire more people to champion dignity.

£20 buys the printing of 200 Dignity Do Cards.

Your support helps us:

Welcome and support new Dignity Champions.
Create free resources that promote dignity.
Share ideas and good practice across our network.
Deliver events, including Dignity Action Month.
Give Dignity Champions a voice with organisations and decision-makers.

We're committed to making every donation go further.

Less than 5% of The National Dignity Council's annual income is spent on administration and reimbursing legitimate expenses for our volunteer trustees.