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To pay in the fundraising dough from your Catch-up with Cake, you can do the following:

Tell us about your fundraising meal

Please fill in the form below to let us know about your Catch-up with Cake! We'll keep in touch about your event and send you hints and tips along the way. Don't forget to check your Junk folder for our reply! 

Fundraise and have fun with Wear Yellow Day

Dare to wear yellow and organise a Wear Yellow Day at your workplace or club. You could ask your colleagues to wear yellow and make a donation to help Beat Macular Disease or just to donate to you for wearing yellow. You could even hold a virtual Wear Yellow Day with others if you can't be together.

Your club or community organisation can raise funds to help Beat Macular Disease either by choosing us as your Charity of the Year or by holding a one-off fundraising event.

Want to fundraise but not sure what to do? We've got loads of fundraising ideas for you.

Reduce, recycle, reuse, repair

Many of us want to waste less to save our environment. You can recycle your used printer cartridges or even your old car or motorbike to help Beat Macular Disease.

Shop online and support macular disease research

Every time you buy something online, you could be raising money to Beat Macular Disease - at no extra cost to you.

Bake a difference at work

Don't we all love eating cake, and it tastes better when doing it for a great cause! You could help Beat Macular Disease, one mouthful at a time, by holding a bake sale at work.

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!