1. Decide which extra chores you will do that or week with your parents
2. For each chore add a monetary value, e.g. Hoover living room = 50p
3. Once all the chores of your list are complete ask your parents donate the money in your name to St John Ambulance via our donate page.

Alternatively, you can get all your family involved as well

1. Set up a JustGiving page
2. Write a list of all the chores you are going to do that week or month
3. Share the chore with your friends and family and ask them to donate to your page
4. Remember to take lots of photo or video evidence of you doing the chores and even live stream some on social media.

All the money will come direct to us and you will have a very clean house!

1. Pick a date and time length for your silence
2. Set up a JustGiving page
3. Share your JustGiving page with friends and family, asking them to donate. The more you receive the longer you will be quieter for. For example, 1 hour's silence for £100; 2 hour's silence for £150; maybe even staying silent from 9am until 5pm for £500!
4. Set a deadline date for donations, so that people do not have to donate straight away
5. Once the last donation comes through, work how long you need to stay quiet for and begin your silence on your chosen date
6. Ask family members to post updates on social media about how your silence is going
7. Contact the donor and set up a time to read to them
8. Take lots of photos and share on social media to encourage others to take part.

The donations come directly to St John Ambulance, so you don’t have to worry about handling any cash.

1. Create a list of books you want to read to people
2. Set up a JustGiving page
3. Share your JustGiving page and list of books with friends and family, asking them to donate for you to read to them (or the kids)
4. Once the donation comes through, contact the donor and set up a time to read to them
5. Take lots of photos and share on social media to encourage others to take part

The donations come directly to St John, so you don’t need to handle any cash!

1. Agree a work meeting with as many colleagues as possible the week of Easter
2. Set up a JustGiving page and share with colleagues’ friends and family, telling them you will wear an Easter bonnet designed by someone else in your household 
3. If you share a house with someone ask them, ideally a child, to create an Easter bonnet for you. If you are self-isolating them go wild and design one for your self
4. Share pictures of the bonnet to encourage more donations, and ask other colleagues to take part as well
5. On meeting day wear your bonnet throughout the video call, sharing some photos or screenshots on your fundraising page along the way.