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Support us

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No matter what you can afford to give, you’ll be making an invaluable difference.

Your support can help a child who is deafblind learn how to communicate with their family. Or it could pay for someone with complex disabilities to take part in an exercise class, or learn a new skill.

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Finding Sense was such a relief. They gave me reassurance that my sons did have additional needs. But also, that there was so much they could do.
Sue

How your donation helps Sense

£5 could pay for a set of musical bells, to be used in music therapy.
£25 could pay for a sensory disco kit, complete with glowsticks and sensory toys. This helps people with complex disabilities experience all the joy of a disco!
£40 could pay for a one-to-one arts session, live or online, between an artist and a person with complex disabilities.
£70 could pay for a child with complex disabilities to attend a Sense pre-school group with their parents.

Other ways to give

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Donate in memory of a loved one

Giving in memory to Sense is a wonderful way for you, your family and friends to celebrate the life of someone special.

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Sense Raffle

Playing the Sense charity raffle is a fantastic way to support our work. Enter our latest draw to win up to £4,000! Play now

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Play the Sense Lottery

Enter our weekly lottery for a chance to win £25,000! Sign up to play (banner)

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Payroll giving

Make a monthly, tax-free donation to Sense with payroll giving – it couldn’t be easier!

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Gift Aid

Without costing you one penny more, Gift Aid can make a huge difference to Sense.

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Having a clear-out?

We’ll happily take your second-hand clothes, books and toys in one of our Sense shops. And you can post them to us for free.

Other ways to get involved

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Fundraise

Run, cycle or trek for Sense, or host a fundraising event of your own.

Campaign

Take action by joining our campaigns for the rights of disabled people to fully take part in life.

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Volunteer

You could help out in one of our shops, befriend a disabled person or come on a Sense Holiday.

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Jobs at Sense

Do a job that really matters, supporting people who are deafblind or have complex disabilities all over the UK.