We are very grateful for the support we have received from our local community, the schools we have worked with and some very special people who organise incredible events for us that raise both funds and awareness. All of these things enable us to continue our work, share Billy’s story and help to keep our children safe.
We’d love to support your fundraising if we can, and to share what you are doing for us on our blog.
So, whether it’s a cake sale, a non-uniform day, a portion of an entrepreneur or enterprise challenge or a sponsored activity – please use your imagination and let us know what you are planning!
Donate
Our Education Programme is free for schools and other organisations to use, as we don’t want a pay wall to hold anyone back from access to our resources. However, we do need an income and we are very grateful for all donations that help us to continue our work.
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Sign The Pledge
Join our Billy’s Wish community of people willing to make a public statement that we are living knife free and will support others to do the same – sign our Anti-Weapons Pledge today.
Recent Fundraising
Important Autumn News from Billy’s Wish
To all friends and supporters of Billy’s Wish, As you may know, Billy Dove was killed 11 years ago, on 6th November 2011. To try and stop this happening to other people, his family set up ‘Billy’s Wish’ to fight knife crime through education and promoting positive...
10th Annual Billy’s Wish Dallas Golf Day
For the last ten years John Eggleton has gathered a great team around him to organise a day of golf in memory of Billy and to raise money for Billy's Wish. This year another incredible total was raised: $8,129! All of us at Billy's Wish are incredibly grateful for the...
County Lines – a young person’s route into danger
County Lines is the term for when gangs traffic drugs out of cities into smaller towns and rural areas. They recruit vulnerable children by befriending them and giving them gifts. Very soon, the children 'owe' money or favours to the gang and end up transporting the...