Support Us Through Autism Fundraising

Fundraising for Autism Initiatives is so important to us and we’re here to help you every step of the way.

Get Involved

Run for Autism

Run 40Km in October at your own pace, outdoors or indoors. Raise £20 and we'll send you a FREE Run for Autism T-shirt.

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Walk for Autism

Walk 10,000 steps a day for 8 days from 26th March to 2nd April 2027. Take on the challenge at your own pace.

More ways to support us

Lottery

Your chance to win £25,000 each week while helping us continue to support autistic people.

The Weekly Autism Lottery

Leave a gift

Gifts from wills can make a huge difference to our work and create a lasting legacy.

Create your free will today

Fundraise Your Way

Create your fundraising page and take on a challenge, event or organised idea your way.

Create a fundraising page

Tough Mudder 2026

Secure your FREE charity place in the last two Tough Mudder events in 2026.

Secure today

Fundraising in Scotland

Support your One Stop Shops

More than 3,000 people use the One Stop Shops in Scotland. They’re completely free, so we rely on external funders and voluntary donations to keep them running.

View the Scotland Fundraising Hub

3,000+

people use the One Stop Shops in Scotland

Events Coming Up

There are plenty of upcoming event opportunities that would be perfect for kick-starting your fundraising journey. See the list below for some of the latest events happening over the next year.

Cycle For Autism

Anywhere

Take part in Cycle for Autism and support Autism Initiatives. Challenge yourself to cycle 10km, 80km or choose your own distance at a time and place that suits you. Whether you cycle outdoors, at home or in the gym, you can complete the challenge at your own pace with no organised event to attend. Create your fundraising page, raise £20 to receive a FREE Cycle for Autism T-shirt, and help make a difference to autistic people and their families across the UK. 🚴‍♂️💙

Run for Autism 2026

1 Oct - 31 Oct 2026

Anywhere

Training Starts

6 Jul 2026

Anywhere

Take part in Run for Autism 2026 and support Autism Initiatives. Challenge yourself to run 40km throughout October at your own pace, whether outdoors or at the gym. There are no organised events to attend, giving you the flexibility to complete the challenge when and where it suits you. Raise £20, and you’ll receive a FREE Run for Autism T-shirt to wear with pride. Registrations open in July 2026.

View the Run for Autism 2026 Event Sign Up for Run for Autism 2026

Tough Mudder Manchester 2026 (Free Entry)

10 Oct - 11 Oct 2026

Knutsford, Cheshire

Take on Tough Mudder Manchester 2026 in support of Autism Initiatives UK. Free places are now available for this event for a limited time. Sign up using the button below and pledge to raise a minimum of £500. Once registered, you can create your fundraising page on GiveStar and start preparing for this thrilling obstacle course challenge taking place on 10th and 11th October 2026 at The Cheshire County Showground in Knutsford, Cheshire.

Run Bournemouth Junior 1.5K 2026

10 Oct 2026

Bournemouth

Give young runners the chance to experience the race-day atmosphere along Bournemouth’s seafront.

Join Autism Initiatives UK and take on Bournemouth Junior 1.5K while raising money to support autistic people and their families.

We have charity spaces available, giving young people aged 6-8 the chance to take part in this fantastic event while fundraising for a great cause.

Taking place on Saturday 10th October across Bournemouth, the Junior 1.5K is the perfect opportunity to make a difference through fundraising.

Secure your Bournemouth Junior 1.5K charity place today and receive a FREE fundraising space, a running vest or T-shirt, and a fundraising pack to help you reach your fundraising target.

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Run Bournemouth Kids' Kilometre 2026

10 Oct 2026

Bournemouth

Introduce your children to the excitement of race day with the Bournemouth Kids' Kilometre.

As part of the popular Bournemouth weekend, our charity spaces let your children take part in the event while raising vital funds for Autism Initiatives.

The event takes place on Saturday 10th October along the Bournemouth coast, so secure your child's charity place and get ready for an unforgettable day.

Your charity place includes a FREE fundraising space, an Autism Initiatives running vest or T-shirt and a fundraising pack to help you reach your fundraising goal.

Run Bournemouth Supersonic 10K 2026

11 Oct 2026

Bournemouth

Secure a charity place at the Bournemouth Supersonic 10K and take on your next challenge for Autism Initiatives UK.

If you're searching for charity spaces for the Bournemouth Supersonic 10K, join Team Autism Initiatives and raise money for a cause that makes a difference. Whether you're an experienced runner or taking on your first event, let’s work together to raise money for a good cause.

Taking place on Sunday 11th October on the Bournemouth coast, this event is a fantastic way to challenge yourself while fundraising for charity.

Sign up for your Bournemouth Supersonic charity place today and receive a FREE fundraising space, a running vest or T-shirt and a fundraising pack packed with useful fundraising support.

Thank you EMF Runners!!

6 Runners chose Autism Initiatives and raised a combined £4,337!

A huge thank you to Craig, Benjamin, Bryan, Finlay, Martin and Adam for taking part in Edinburgh Marathon Festival 2026 and raising an incredible £4,337 for Autism Initiatives.

Your dedication, fundraising and support have made a fantastic difference. We’re so grateful for everything you’ve done, thank you! 💜

Covering 26.2 miles for 31 consecutive days in December!

Albert completes 31 Marathons while raising over 10k!

Albert Johnson completed an incredible challenge in memory of his friend Graham Brew by running the distance of a marathon every single day throughout December. Covering 26.2 miles for 31 consecutive days along the old railway line in his home village of Kirk Michael on the Isle of Man, Albert pushed through tough winter conditions and injury to finish strong, even running further on the final day. Inspired to honour Graham, who was autistic, Albert chose to raise funds for Autism Initiatives, helping to support autistic people and their families. Thanks to the support of friends, family and the wider community, his inspiring effort has raised over £10,000!