We couldn’t have got this far without our generous supporters enabling the transformative experiences we offer to young people.
Below we share the many ways you can help Jamie’s Farm, including giving online today, participating in one of our events, gifts from companies and trusts, volunteering with us and making a legacy gift to Jamie’s Farm. However you choose to support – we’re grateful to have you with us.
16,000 young people supported since 2007
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Your support today will help us bring Farming, Family, Therapy and Legacy to more than 2,000 young people each year.
Are you a trustee of a charitable foundation? Or do you work for or know a trust that might be able to help Jamie’s Farm?
If yes, we would be delighted to hear from you. Trusts and foundations form the bedrock of our funding, enabling thousands of young people each year to experience Jamie’s Farm.
Are you part of a community group, rotary club, RAG society or similar? Are you looking for a local charity to support with funding?
Jamie’s Farm would love to welcome you at one of our farms to explore ways to support us, or we can come and talk at one of your events to share who we are and how your members can help.
Take part in an event or join us for one we host. Whatever you choose, you’ll be helping to raise vital funds for our work with young people.
Jamie’s Farm is eager to partner with like-minded businesses who can help us reach more young people. If you can support our programme financially, with an annual donation of £5,000 or more, ideally within a 3 year partnership, we are able to provide a unique and tangible offering. You’ll receive regular updates from the farm on the impact of your giving, invitations to events, a presentation to your staff and a dedicated account manager along with social media and PR opportunities where appropriate. If you want to discuss how a partnership might work for your business please get in touch with us.
Enter a team into one of our challenge events. These opportunities are a win-win: great for team building and engagement, whilst uniting colleagues to raise vitally important funds for Jamie’s Farm. We’d love to have you on #TeamJF!
Quick and easy to set up (just speak to your finance team), this is a great way to easily give a little each month that soon adds up to a lot for Jamie’s Farm. We are registered with CAF, but this is also available via many other platforms.
Your small business can make a BIG difference. We’ve teamed up with Work for Good, who make it really easy for you to donate a % through the sales of your products and services, and help us keep track of your wonderful support. Find out more.
Leaving a gift in your will means you will continue to transform children’s lives long into the future. Whether big or small, your gift will leave a lasting legacy of hope, opportunity, and brighter futures for generations to come. Contact us for any questions or support in remembering Jamie’s Farm in your will.
Volunteers are extremely valuable in all that we do. If you are keen to learn more about our programme or to support our work, we have a number of ways you can get involved.
Our events provide some of the best opportunities to volunteer and add value – they raise vital awareness and income for Jamie’s Farm. We have a busy event calendar at Jamie’s Farm including Open Days and challenge events. Our amazing event volunteer network is currently full. Sign up to our monthly newsletter, using the form further below, to read news of when this role is open again.
We occasionally have regular volunteer roles working alongside young people, such as in the garden, kitchen or with horses, or in the office. These opportunities will be listed on our jobs page, but the best way to hear about these is to sign up to our monthly newsletter, using the form further below.
For a one-off week as a residential visit volunteer, you will be involved in all the activities alongside the young people as well as helping with washing up, keeping the place tidy and going on our daily walks. This offers great CPD for education professionals (or those interested in education) by experiencing our programme methodology in depth. All food and accommodation is provided for the week, and bursaries are available for those who would otherwise not be able to afford to volunteer with us.
