It sounds like fun doesn't it? But why take part? There is a serious reason behind this fun campaign.
Save the Children Den Day will help raise funds for people like Anna Mae and her family. In 2013 a Typhoon hit their home in the Philippines. Their home was destroyed. Save the Children helped the family, by providing them with tarpaulin for shelter as well as utensils to cook.
Unfortunately there are many other families across the world that do and will need help in similar circumstances. Save the Children does whatever it takes to help children wherever disaster or conflict strikes.
Den Day will be taking place over Friday 29th May - 6th June, meaning that schools, families and groups can all take part on a day that suits them. Maybe you could set up camp in your school hall, or arrange a Den Day Sleepover with your friends. Whatever you do, make sure that you get your sponsors to claim Gift Aid on their donations if applicable. It is a great way of adding 25% to your fundraising total. To find out more or to sign up, head over to the Save the Children website.
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A fun way of raising money for such a good cause! My kids all love making dens!
ReplyDeleteMy kids love making dens!
ReplyDeleteMy work place is taking part.
ReplyDeleteWho doesn't love making a den! :) Great fun for a great cause.
ReplyDeleteA great cause, and, let alone the children, any excuse for me to hide in a den for the day!
ReplyDeleteOh that is fantastic!
ReplyDeleteI made the bottom of middle man's mid sleeper into a den so I could put fairy lights in there! Spiderman ones of course!
ReplyDeletegreat fun and for a great cause too x
ReplyDeleteLoce making den with my niece
ReplyDeletesigned up for this, can't wait to get den building
ReplyDeleteGreat way to raise money. My kids are always making dens
ReplyDeletewhat a fabulous idea and gently getting children aware of world issues is important
ReplyDeleteI had not heard of this but my grandchildren had.
ReplyDeletelove den building
ReplyDeleteWe love den building :) We usually use our chairs, blankets and string lights (very safe - I've checked!) They're battery operated too!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea!
ReplyDeleteFab idea
ReplyDeleteDens are great fun for kids
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