Raising and Giving (RAG)

RAG allows us to celebrate students and staff who make a difference by raising funds for charity. Every year we accumulate a total from fundraising efforts across Keele University under our 'RAG TAG'

 

Submit Your RAG Total Now!

Total Raised (£): 

 

Just Giving or equivalent link (if applicable):

Charity Fundraiser for:

When:
Tell us about your activity:

Your Email:

Which Club, Society or Department is this for? (If none, please put 'Individual Fundraising'):

  

 

 

Advice for Fundrasing! 

 

  • Focus on fun, festivities and efficiency

  • Social interaction - Build a relationship with people

  • Provide something where people can work together but still feel unique

  • Something where people can recognise themselves in the cause - make it relate to them

  • Important that they feel free- no sense of enforced duty or guilt

 

Think about:

  • Who is your target audience?

  • How can you make them aware of your fundraising event?

  • Would you approach this differently if you were targeting the local communtiy compared to students?

  • If you are using social media, don't forget about justgiving.com

 

 

 

 

 

 

Keep Up With #KeeleRAG

 

History of RAG at Keele 

 

Keele RAG Raising and Giving

RAG has been established at Keele University 1956  RAG day consisted of a long procession of decorated vehicles and floats around Newcastle and Stoke, accompanied by student collectors in fancy dress. There were bucket collections and sales of a “humorous” magazine called WOOP! Stunts, whether planned or impromptu, were a regular feature. 

RAG gradually lost momentum until it was resurrected by a student called Danny Walker, who went on to be an Elected Officer in 2013. 

Now we want you to get involved in Keele RAG. Let us know about your charity fundraising, we can support your events and you will be entered into the Keele RAG Awards where your Club or Society could become RAG Champions! RAG Champions are announced at our end of year awards celebration in May. 

 

 

Remember to Consider:

  • Venue: Size, person limit, public liabiltiy insurance

  • Activity: Music Permits, alcohol licence

  • Bucket Collections in the local community need to be approved by local council

  • Its important to risk assess your activity, you never know what might happen!

  • Do you need a permit for busking?

  • Label your buckets correctly!

 

 

 HAVE FUN! 

 

Email su.activities@keele.ac.uk or su.volunteering@keele.ac.uk for any help/advice.