Make your next fundraising mission for the Royal Signals Charity the adventure of a lifetime - with support from Givestar

Royal Signals Charity

2nd July 2025 · 1 min read

Make your next fundraising mission for the Royal Signals Charity the adventure of a lifetime - with support from Givestar

We know our supporters are among the boldest, most passionate, and determined individuals out there – always ready to go the extra mile (and then some!) to support the Royal Signals Charity.

That’s why we’re thrilled to share an amazing opportunity that could take your fundraising challenge to the next level.

Introducing Givestar’s Adventure for Good Grant

Thanks to our friends at Givestar, your next big challenge could come with an extra boost. They’ve launched the Adventure for Good Grant – a £100,000 grant pot designed to help cover costs for truly extraordinary fundraising adventures.

Whether you’re planning to cycle across continents, summit peaks, trek through remote regions, or even break a world record – this grant can support the travel, gear, and logistics to help make your challenge a reality.

What Kind of Challenges Qualify?

Givestar is looking for fundraisers planning epic, high-impact adventures that push boundaries and inspire others. Think ultra-endurance missions, world-first attempts, or bold personal goals that make people say, “Wow!”

This isn’t just about personal ambition – it’s about doing something incredible in the name of a good cause, and helping raise vital funds and awareness for the Royal Signals Charity.

How to Get Involved

If you (or someone you know) is planning something truly adventurous to support the Royal Signals Charity, we’d love to hear from you. You could be eligible for funding support to help bring your idea to life.

Apply or refer a fundraiser here: https://info.givestar.io/adventure-for-good-grant

Let’s make your next fundraising mission the adventure of a lifetime – and help support the incredible work of the Royal Signals Charity along the way.

 

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