Super Searchers pack

Click on the relevant downloads below

If you have any questions or would like some advice, please email: [email protected]

Super Searchers pack

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Your general guide to fundraising

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Form for sending in your money

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Guide to safe and legal fundraising

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How to pay in your Super Searchers collection

If you're planning on turning your hunt into a bigger fundraising event and need to make an additional donation, please see how to do so below.

Online

Please pay in your collection via our Super Searchers donation form. Please leave a comment with your donation on the form to tell us which school, company or club raised these funds if relevant.

By post

Please complete this form and make cheques payable to Child Bereavement UK. Do not send cash in the post.

Remember to make the most of your donation by claiming Gift Aid where possible; download our Gift Aid Form and send this in with your cheque.

Super Searchers Child Bereavement UK, Unit B, Knaves Beech Way, Loudwater, Buckinghamshire, HP10 9QY

Bank deposit or BACS

If you would like our bank account details to pay in or transfer money, please email [email protected]

By phone

Please call us on 01494 568 949

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