Ways You Can Show Support

Regular Giving. Set up a monthly donation of £1 or more, or make a one-off donation.

Shop online with AmazonSmile. Select The Living Room as your chosen charity and continue shopping as normal. Amazon will donate 0.5% to us at no extra cost to you.

Volunteer at one of our hubs in Stevenage, St Albans, Watford or in one of our charity shops.

Sponsored Events. Set up a Fundraising Page (see below) for your chosen event and then invite your friends, family and colleagues to get involved and support you. You may find our guide on how to do this useful.

Become a Supporter of The Living Room. Sign up and get involved with raising funds through organising and taking part in community events.

Follow us. Help raise our profile by following and interacting with us on social media. We would love to hear from you. Find us on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and LinkedIn.

Hannah's big chop

Sarah Poulter

Hannah is cutting her hair to raise money for The Little Princess Trust and The Living Room. Find out more.

Courage. Strength. Determination - Katie Carter's fundraising page

katie carter

I'm raising money for The Living Room because I witness firsthand how the staff and volunteers make a huge difference to our clients' lives and help keep families whole.

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