Deadline: 09 February 2024

The week-long campaign runs from 14 to 28 May, coinciding with the UK’s Mental Health Awareness Week. Charities improving mental health as part of their work can apply to Big Give and can select either the 1:1 or pledge model of match funding. Charities then have their application assessed by Big Give. Successful charities are awarded a sum of match funding, which is ring-fenced for their organisation. This match funding is unlocked by public donations given through Big Give’s online fundraising platform during the campaign. 

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