Synonyms and antonyms of Charity events and fundraisers in British Thesaurus

bake sale (noun)

American a sale of cakes, biscuits etc that people bake in order to make money for a school or church

bazaar (noun)

a sale, especially of used goods, to raise money for a particular project or organization

benefit (noun)

an event organized in order to make money for a person or a charity

fair (noun)

an event organized by a school, church, or charity to make money

fête (noun)

British an outdoor event with goods for sale and competitions, usually organized by a school or church to make money

flag day (noun)

in the UK, a day when people collect money in the street for charity. Small pieces of cloth or paper called flags are sold to the people who give money.

fundraiser (noun)

a social event organized to make money for a specific purpose, especially for a charity or a political party

fundraising (noun)

the activity of trying to persuade people or organizations to give money for a specific purpose, especially for a charity or a political party

fun run (noun)

an event in which many people run a long distance, usually in order to make money for a charity

jumble sale (noun)

British an event where people raise money by selling jumble. The American word is rummage sale.

rummage sale (noun)

American a jumble sale

sale of work (noun)

British an event at which people sell things that they have made, especially so that they can give the money to charity

telethon (noun)

a long television programme that provides entertainment with the purpose of raising money for charity (=organizations that help people)

walk (noun)

an event in which people walk a particular distance and ask friends to give them money for how far they walk. The money is given to charity