Take on a challenge, bring people together and help support our work across Glasgow.
There are many ways to raise funds for The Marie Trust. You could take part in an organised challenge, host your own event, fundraise with friends or colleagues, or come to us with an idea of your own.
Featured opportunity: Kiltwalk 2026
Walk for The Marie Trust at Kiltwalk 2026
Take on the Kiltwalk and raise funds to help support The Marie Trust's work with people affected by homelessness, poverty and social exclusion across Glasgow.
Other ways to fundraise
Take on a challenge
Walk, run, cycle or take on a personal challenge while raising funds for The Marie Trust.
Celebrate and fundraise
Mark a birthday, celebration or special occasion by raising funds in support of The Marie Trust.
Fundraise at work
Get colleagues involved through workplace challenges, team events or staff fundraising.
Schools and YPI
Schools and young people can support The Marie Trust through fundraising and the Youth and Philanthropy Initiative Scotland.
Through YPI, pupils can represent a local charity for the chance to secure a £3,000 grant.
Sponsor a learner’s journey
Help someone access learning, build confidence and develop practical skills through The Marie Trust’s Education Service.
Donations could contribute towards learning materials, travel support, practical course resources, accredited learning opportunities
Leave a gift in your will
A gift in your will can help The Marie Trust continue supporting people affected by homelessness for years to come.
After looking after the people closest to you, even a small gift could help provide future counselling, education and homelessness support.
Have an idea you'd like to share?
Perhaps you have a challenge in mind, an event you would like to organise or a completely different idea for supporting The Marie Trust. We'd love to hear from people interested in fundraising for our work.
Why your fundraising matters
Funds raised for The Marie Trust help support our wider work with people affected by homelessness and social exclusion, including education, counselling, hospital outreach and practical support.
Last Updated: 22 July 2026