There are lots of ways you can support The Jane Moore Trust. Here are just a few ideas of how you can get involved and help support children and young people in Scotland.
Fundraise
Whether you are taking part in an organised abseil, hosting an afternoon tea party or running a marathon, fundraising for The Jane Moore Trust transforms lives.
If you don’t know where to start, our fundraising A-Z is packed with create, FUN, and unusual ideas to inspire you. Download a copy of our Fundraising Toolkit.
Organised events
We are delighted to be registered as a charity with Kiltwalks in Glasgow, Aberdeen, Dundee and Edinburgh.
Whether you are taking part on your own or as part of a team in the wee wander, big stroll or mighty stride, 125% of the funds you raise go directly to the charity.
Fundraise online
Raising money online is a great way to spread the word about your fundraising activity and help us raise awareness of the work we do and the people we help. Don’t forget to tag us on social media so we can share your fantastic fundraising efforts @JaneMooreTrust.
We use JustGiving as our online fundraising platform. Setting up an online fundraising page through JustGiving couldn’t be simpler and donations made through your page will come directly to us. Visit www.justgiving.com/janemooretrust and select Fundraise For Us and follow the online instructions.
Sending us your donations
Cash donations
Paper sponsorship forms are an excellent way to collect cash donations. To request a copy of our sponsorship form please contact news@janemooretrust.org.uk
Other ways to pay money in
We are very grateful for your support and for your fundraising efforts. Here’s how you can send the money to us.
By post – please send a cheque made payable to The Jane Moore Trust to Units 3A & 3B, Alba Pavilions, Alba Campus, Livingston, EH54 7HG
BACS – please pay The Jane Moore Trust account number 00189772 sort code 831605. Please notify the team so we may identify your donation on the statement, and have the opportunity to say a massive thank you. Email news@janemooretrust.org.uk
Online – please pay online through JustGiving
Volunteer
Throughout the year we offer a number of volunteering opportunities. For information on how you can get involved please contact us.
Corporate fundraising and payroll giving
Companies play a vital role in helping us support children and young people in Scotland. Whether you choose us as Charity of the Year, employees fundraise together as a team with a dress down day or bake sale, or staff make regular, tax-free donations via their salary with Payroll Giving or Give as You Earn, we can support your corporate and social responsibility aims.
Leave a gift in your will
Whatever the size of your gift, your lasting legacy will ensure we can continue to support children and young people in Scotland. Visit The Law Society of Scotland website for a list of solicitors.
In memory of a loved one
Whether you are making a one off donation, fundraising in memory or taking a collection at a funeral, donating in memory of a loved one is a very special and meaningful way to remember them.
Useful information
| Charity Name | The Jane Moore Trust |
| Charity No | SC020123 |
| Address | Units 3A & 3B Alba Pavilions, Alba Campus, Livingston, EH54 7HG |
| Account Name | The Jane Moore Trust |
| Account No | 00189772 |
| Sort Code | 831605 |
| Telephone | 01506 652312 |
Other ways to support us
Movement for Good
Movement for Good donate each year to charities nominated by staff, volunteers and supporters. Click the Nominate button below and select Nominate A Charity. Our details are The Jane Moore Trust, Charity No SC020123.
Support us with easyfundraising
Did you know that whenever you buy anything online – from your weekly shop to your annual holiday – you could be raising free donations for The Jane Moore Trust with easyfundraising?
There are over 7,000 brands on board ready to make a donation – including eBay, Argos, John Lewis, ASOS, Booking.com and M&S – and it won’t cost you a penny extra to help us raise funds. Sign up for free and help us raise £’s without it costing you a penny.
Support us with Facebook Donate
When you donate on Facebook, 100% of your donation goes directly to the Charity.
To donate log on to Facebook and visit our page @JaneMooreTrust. Select the donate button and you will be given the option to make a one-time donation or a monthly recurring gift.
You can also create a charity fundraiser to celebrate those special occasions such as birthdays, anniversaries and weddings.
To create a charity fundraiser
- On your computer log in to Facebook and on the left, click Fundraisers. If you can’t see Fundraisers on the left-hand side, then click see more
- On the left-hand side, click Raise money, click Charity. You can either: scroll to find the charity you want to raise money for or type into the search bar to find the charity you want to raise money for. We are listed as The Jane Moore Trust
- On the left, enter the goal amount of money that you want to raise and the currency you want the funds to be in. Click Create
You’ll see a screen pop up where you can invite your friends to donate to your fundraiser, share your fundraiser in your feed or donate to the fundraiser yourself.
Support us with Recycle for Good Causes
Recycling for Good Causes helps us raise funds through donations of unwanted jewellery, currency, coins, stamps, mobile phones, cameras, and electronic gadgets. It’s a great way to raise funds and help the environment too.
If you would like to send your jewellery and banknote recycling to Recycle for Good Causes, simply use your own envelope or jiffy bag (No bigger than A5 in size) and post free of charge by printing out the freepost label below and attaching to your envelope.
*Please do not send coins or stamps to the freepost address as the postage costs will far outweigh your donation.
Send coins or stamps to The Jane Moore Trust, PO Box 16992, Sutton Coldfield, B73 9YA (*postage needs to be applied*)
Who we are
We offer a range of responsive services that include education, employability, social enterprise, social housing, and access to psychological support.
Who we help
We support children and young people leaving care aged 15 to 26 and provide sector-leading residential and education provision for neurodiverse children and young people aged 5 to 18.
News & events
You can stay up to date with all our latest news and events by signing up to our newsletter, visiting our news page, following us on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter.