Turn Passion Into Purpose

Fundraising is one of the most powerful ways you can support individuals and families living with sickle cell disease. Whether you host an event, start a birthday campaign, or organize a virtual fundraiser, your creativity becomes a tool for real impact.

At ENJAH-SCF, we’ll provide everything you need to get started—from planning tips and templates to promotional graphics and ongoing support.

Creative Ways to Fundraise

Turn Everyday Moments Into Impact

You don’t need a big budget or event hall to make a difference. Whether you’re celebrating a birthday or launching a school challenge, your fundraiser directly supports sickle cell families.

Birthday Campaigns: Ask friends to donate instead of giving gifts—it’s a powerful way to celebrate.
School Events: Host awareness booths or fundraising competitions on campus.

Charity Walks & Runs

Organize a local 5K or fun walk to raise awareness while engaging your community.

Community Dinners or Bake Sales

Host a meal or sell homemade treats and donate the proceeds to ENJAH-SCF.

Online/Social Campaigns

Use Instagram, Facebook, or TikTok to spread the word. Set a fundraising goal and share the mission with your followers.

How to Get Started

Fundraising Made Simple and Impactful

You don’t need to be an expert to launch a successful fundraiser. With a few simple steps and our support, you can start making a difference today.

Choose a Fundraiser Type: Pick something meaningful—birthday drive, school campaign, bake sale, or virtual event.
Set Your Goal: Whether it’s $100 or $1,000, every dollar fuels awareness and relief for families affected by sickle cell disease.

Use Our Toolkit

Access ready-made flyers, templates, and guides to kickstart your campaign.

Promote Your Story

Share your purpose on social media and connect emotionally with your audience.

Celebrate Every Gift

Always thank your supporters—gratitude encourages more giving and lasting impact.

Be the Voice. Be the Change.

When you start a fundraiser, you’re not just raising money—you’re raising awareness, building community, and honoring the strength of every individual living with sickle cell disease.