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Help Army Cadets across the country to do more by fundraising for The Army Cadet Charitable Trust UK.
The Army Cadet Charitable Trust UK is the official charity of the Army Cadet Force. There are many ways to get involved and support our work whilst achieving your personal or corporate goals at the same time!
ACCT UK needs your help to support the ACF to do more and better for the young people of the United Kingdom. The charity extends the capabilities of local ACF detachments by providing adult volunteers with funding for training and enabling a variety of activities to enhance the cadet experience through charitable grants. ACCT UK grants offer opportunities for young people to learn new skills, build confidence and develop friendships that inspire and empower them to achieve life their ambitions.
A key aim for the Army Cadet Charitable Trust UK is to ensure the opportunities presented by the Army Cadet Force reach the young people who need them most.
ACCT UK runs pathway events in areas or for groups where the benefits of uniformed cadet service are not seen or instinctively understood, but where the impact of joining would be significant. The pathway events give these young people a taste of what the ACF is all about and then signpost them towards signing up at their local detachment, providing a positive long-term impact on their lives.
After downloading your form please email us – fundraising@acctuk.org so we can support you to promote your fundraiser.
Download your sponsorship formThere are so many local events to take part in and we’d love to have you find one and choose to fundraise for us.
Search for a local eventOnce you’ve completed your fundraising please get in touch with ACCT UK to arrange payment.
Find out moreWith the support of ACCT UK, Cadets and Adult Volunteers can access trips and activities that would normally be out of reach. For example summer camp, overseas trips and adventure training activities such as sky diving or rock climbing.
Each year the charity supports more than 5,000 cadets and adult volunteers.
All funds raised for Army Cadets go back into supporting cadets and volunteers to develop and achieve within the Army Cadets Programme. Below are cost examples per unit or per person for some of the common activities, development courses and equipment purchases the charity funds.