Fundraising
Diabetes Youth Wellington

DYW is a local and independent charity who rely solely on grant funding, donations, and our own fundraising efforts to fund everything we do. We raise funds to run camp and events for our members, to fund our part-time Family Support Officer, and to cover other operating costs.  We target grant funding where we can, but we also need to raise funds in other ways.
There's lots of ways you can help us, such as:
  • Selling tickets for our fundraising events such as quiz nights, and raffles
  • Attending our fundraising events
  • Offering to run your own fundraising event for DYW - maybe a sausage sizzle, or bake sale, or a mufti-day at your school. This could be themed around GO BLUE FOR DIABETES - click here for some handy resources.
  • ​Sharing our givealittle page with friends and family.

 DYW Chocolate Fundraiser 2019

DYW are selling Whittakers Chocolates to raise funds towards running events, including camp. You can help us by offering to take a box (or two!) into your workplace, or selling to family and friends. It's really simple and we earn 80c for every bar you sell. Click on the chocolate image to find out more, and to place your order.

Recent grants

 DYW's Family Support Officer provides one-on-one non-medical support within our DYW community, and organises camps and other events.  Thank you Lotteries Commission and Thomas George Macarthy Trust for granting funds towards this critical DYW service.

Winton and Margaret Bear Charitable Trust

(Administered by Trustees Executors).
Our annual DYW Camp is a key priority - the children and teens gain a huge amount of confidence and resilience as a result of camp, and build their own support network with others facing the same daily challenges a diabetes diagnosis brings. 
Thanks Winton and Margaret Bear Charitable Trust for granting funds towards DYW Camp 2019 - we appreciate your support.
DYW are excited to be able to provide valuable resources to our members, with the support of a grant from One Foundation. Resources include: Carbohydrate counting books to support learning how to count carbohydrates and more accurately calculate insulin doses; a gentle lancet and test wipes for newly diagnosed packs; Brochures and branded pens to raise awareness of DYW amongst the Wellington community.