Fundraise for us

Fundraising for RABI is a powerful way to support farming people across England and Wales. Whether you take on a personal challenge, bring your community together or create something of your own, every fundraiser helps RABI continue providing practical, financial and emotional support to farming people.

Choose an idea that works for you, keep it simple and enjoy the experience. However you decide to fundraise, you’ll be helping RABI provide professional support shaped around the real demands of farming life.

If you’d like to talk through your plans or explore donation options, our fundraising team would be pleased to help. Call 01865 724931 or email fundraising@rabi.org.uk.

RABI supporters and fundraisers taking part in community events, from rowing and cycling challenges to baking and fundraising gatherings.

Make fundraising simple

Setting up an online donation page is a quick and easy way to collect funds.

Supporters can donate securely by credit or debit card, and Gift Aid can increase the value of eligible donations at no extra cost to them.

It’s simple to set up, and because funds go directly to RABI, you can spend more time focusing on your challenge, event or activity.

Get started through JustGiving or Enthuse.

To make a payment directly from your bank, either as a one-off donation (BACS) or standing order, use the RABI bank details below:

Account name: Royal Agricultural Benevolent Institution
Account number: 78802563
Sort code: 60-03-57

Please include your name, organisation or event name as the payment reference wherever possible, so we can identify your fundraising.

If you would like to send a cheque, please send with a cover letter to our Oxford office:

RABI,
Shaw House,
27 West Way,
Oxford,
OX2 0QH

Please make cheques payable to RABI.  

To pay in your fundraising by telephone, or to speak to someone about the most suitable payment method, please contact our Fundraising team.

Telephone: 01865 724931

Email: fundraising@rabi.org.uk

Stay safe and secure

We want your fundraising activity to run smoothly, so please check that it meets any relevant legal and safety requirements. Where needed, make sure the right permissions, licences or insurance are in place.

Every fundraiser, every donation, and every effort helps us support farming people when they need it most. Thank you for making a real difference.

The difference your support makes

“For the first time in ages, I felt part of something again. The wellbeing sessions reminded me that I’m not facing this alone.” — Sheep farmer, Cumbria

“After losing my husband, I was overwhelmed. RABI helped me navigate everything – from finances to just having someone to listen.” — Widow of a livestock farmer, Yorkshire

The difference your
support makes

“For the first time in ages, I felt part of something again. The wellbeing sessions reminded me that I’m not facing this alone.” — Sheep farmer, Cumbria

“After losing my husband, I was overwhelmed. RABI helped me navigate everything – from finances to just having someone to listen.” — Widow of a livestock farmer, Yorkshire

Fundraise for us

Fundraising for RABI is a powerful way to support farming people across England and Wales. Whether you take on a personal challenge, bring your community together or create something of your own, every fundraiser helps RABI continue providing practical, financial and emotional support to farming people.

Choose an idea that works for you, keep it simple and enjoy the experience. However you decide to fundraise, you’ll be helping RABI provide professional support shaped around the real demands of farming life.

If you’d like to talk through your plans or explore donation options, our fundraising team would be pleased to help. Call 01865 724931 or email fundraising@rabi.org.uk.

RABI supporters and fundraisers taking part in community events, from rowing and cycling challenges to baking and fundraising gatherings.

Make fundraising simple

Setting up an online donation page is a quick and easy way to collect funds.

Supporters can donate securely by credit or debit card, and Gift Aid can increase the value of eligible donations at no extra cost to them.

It’s simple to set up, and because funds go directly to RABI, you can spend more time focusing on your challenge, event or activity.

Get started through JustGiving or Enthuse.

To make a payment directly from your bank, either as a one-off donation (BACS) or standing order, use the RABI bank details below:

Account name: Royal Agricultural Benevolent Institution
Account number: 78802563
Sort code: 60-03-57

Please include your name, organisation or event name as the payment reference wherever possible, so we can identify your fundraising.

If you would like to send a cheque, please send with a cover letter to our Oxford office:

RABI,
Shaw House,
27 West Way,
Oxford,
OX2 0QH

Please make cheques payable to RABI.  

To pay in your fundraising by telephone, or to speak to someone about the most suitable payment method, please contact our Fundraising team.

Telephone: 01865 724931

Email: fundraising@rabi.org.uk

Stay safe and secure

We want your fundraising activity to run smoothly, so please check that it meets any relevant legal and safety requirements. Where needed, make sure the right permissions, licences or insurance are in place.

Every fundraiser, every donation, and every effort helps us support farming people when they need it most. Thank you for making a real difference.

The difference your support makes

“For the first time in ages, I felt part of something again. The wellbeing sessions reminded me that I’m not facing this alone.” — Sheep farmer, Cumbria

“After losing my husband, I was overwhelmed. RABI helped me navigate everything – from finances to just having someone to listen.” — Widow of a livestock farmer, Yorkshire

The difference your
support makes

“For the first time in ages, I felt part of something again. The wellbeing sessions reminded me that I’m not facing this alone.” — Sheep farmer, Cumbria

“After losing my husband, I was overwhelmed. RABI helped me navigate everything – from finances to just having someone to listen.” — Widow of a livestock farmer, Yorkshire