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

Support Us Through Autism Fundraising

You can take part in Walk for Autism, Run for Autism, Cycle for Autism or you can create a fundraising page for your own event, You could also consider a gift in your will or maybe sign up for the Weekly Autism Lottery!

Run for Autism

Run for Autism is a fundraising challenge to run 40Km in October. Run at a time chosen by you outdoors in the fresh air or run indoors at the gym! Run for Autism can be done at your own pace, in your own time. There are no set events to attend.

When you raise £20 we'll even send you a FREE Run for Autism T shirt. We can't wait to see you wearing it with pride!

Registrations open in June

Leave a gift

Gifts from wills can make a huge difference to our work.

Leaving a gift in your will is a powerful way to create a lasting legacy. We've partnered with Octopus Legacy so you can create your will for free whilst knowing your affairs are in order and supporting the work of Autism Initiatives Group.

Create your free will today

Fundraise Your Way

Whether you are running a marathon or organising a raffle, taking on a sponsored sky dive or a head shave! You can create your fundraising page here.

We will send you a 'Fundraising Pack' and also an Autism Initiatives T-shirt when your page hits £20!

Create a fundraising page

Tough Mudder 2026

Secure your charity place in one of 7 Tough Mudder events in 2026 today!

London West - 9 & 10 May 2026

Scotland - 6 Jun 2026

Midlands - 4 & 5 Jul 2026

Yorkshire - 25 & 26 Jul 2026

South West - 15 Aug 2026

London South - 19 & 20 Sep 2026

Manchester - 10 & 11 Oct 2026

Secure today

Donate

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.

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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. 🚴‍♂️💙

Tough Mudder Scotland 2026 (£30 Entry Fee)

6 Jun 2026

Queensferry, Scotland

Take on Tough Mudder Scotland 2026 in support of Autism Initiatives UK. Sign up using the button below with a £30 entry fee and pledge to raise a minimum of £500. Once registered, you can create your fundraising page on GiveStar and start preparing for this exciting mud filled challenge on Saturday 6th June 2026.

Tough Mudder Midlands 2026 (£30 Entry Fee)

4 Jul - 5 Jul 2026

Grantham, Midlands

Take on Tough Mudder Midlands 2026 in support of Autism Initiatives UK. Sign up using the button below with a £30 entry fee and pledge to raise a minimum of £500. Once registered, you can create your fundraising page on GiveStar and start preparing for this epic obstacle course challenge taking place on 4th and 5th July 2026 at Belvoir Castle near Grantham.

$Men\'s 10K Glasgow 2026$

Men's 10K Glasgow 2026

12 Jul 2026

Edinburgh

Run the Men’s 10K Glasgow 2026 in support of Autism Initiatives UK. Register through the official event page and receive a FREE charity place, running vest or T shirt, plus a fundraising pack when you pledge to meet the fundraising target. The event takes place in Glasgow on Sunday 12th July 2026.

$Women\'s 10K Glasgow 2026$

Women's 10K Glasgow 2026

12 Jul 2026

Glasgow

Take part in the Women’s 10K Glasgow 2026 and support Autism Initiatives UK. Register through the official event page to secure a FREE charity place, along with a running vest or T shirt and fundraising pack when you pledge to meet the fundraising target. Taking place on Sunday 12th July 2026, this inspiring women only event offers an exciting city centre route and incredible race day atmosphere.

Tough Mudder Yorkshire 2026 (£30 Entry Fee)

25 Jul - 26 Jul 2026

Skipton, Yorkshire

Take on Tough Mudder Yorkshire 2026 in support of Autism Initiatives UK. Sign up using the button below with a £30 entry fee and pledge to raise a minimum of £500. Once registered, you can create your fundraising page on GiveStar and start preparing for this unforgettable obstacle course challenge taking place on 25th and 26th July 2026 at Broughton Hall Estate in Skipton, Yorkshire.

Lottery

Your chance to win £25,000 each week!

Please support us by signing up to The Weekly Autism Lottery. This is your chance to win great prizes while helping us continue to develop projects supporting autistic people.

The Weekly Autism Lottery

Thank you Lloyds Bank!

Alex's amazing staff team raised £51,000 by taking on 3 incredible challenges

Here's a massive shout out to Alex Middleton-Adams and the team from Lloyds Bank Commercial Banking based on Old Hall Street, Liverpool who have taken on '3 peaks in 3 years' and raised an absolutely jaw dropping £50,000! Wow!! Starting with Scafell Pike in 2023, the team from Lloyds Bank raised £14,595 adding an additional £16,720 last year when the Team climbed Snowden. This year's Ben Nevis challenge has hit nearly £20,000 so the grand total currently stands at £51,085!!!

We are so grateful to Alex and the Team for their wonderful support and also to Lloyds Bank generous employee match funding scheme whilch enabled the Team to almost double their fundraising.
You are all amazing!

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!