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Why not hold an Eye Ball and fundraise to help Beat Macular Disease!

It's easy to organise. Just decide on the size of your Eye Ball event and whether you will sell tickets or just invite friends. Think about a theme - will it be formal or fun, evening dress or fancy dress? Then choose and book your venue. You could also include a raffle or a casino to boost the amount of money you raise.

Do you love dinner parties? Who doesn’t! Good food, perhaps a glass of wine… And how about raising funds to Beat Macular Disease at the same time? You can do just that by hosting a ‘Dining with a Difference’ dinner party!

Please fill in the form below to let us know about your Dining with a Difference event. Don't forget to check your Junk folder for our reply!

This year, Macular Week runs from Monday 24 to Sunday 30 June.

We want to make your fundraising as easy and fun as possible for you.

We recommend creating an online page to help you with your fundraising to help Beat Macular Disease. It’s very easy to set up and a great way for family and friends to donate, wherever they live in the world.

Whether you have a Macular Society charity place or your own event place, here’s everything you need to know.

Keep it safe and legal

Advertising your event

We have A4 branded poster templates to help you promote your event, which include our charity numbers. If you use your own promotional materials, please ensure you quote our registered charity numbers.

Macular disease is the biggest cause of sight loss in the UK, with around 300 people diagnosed every day. It steals your sight, your confidence, and your ability to do the things you love. It can affect people of any age — even children — but not enough is known about why, and there is still no cure.

Get in touch!

We work in partnership with companies of all shapes and sizes, across a wide range of industries, to deliver clear business benefits and raise vital funds to help Beat Macular Disease. To find out more about how we do this, contact Sarah Jarman at sarah.jarman@macularsociety.org