Charities and good causes
Raising money for a good cause? We'd love to help
Our purpose is to change lives through play. So when a school, charity, or community group is raising money to make life better for children, we always try to help where we can.
Proud to support
As seen on DIY SOS
Stills from DIY SOS: The Big Build, Children in Need Special 2025, BBC
How we can help
Two ways we can help your event raise more
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For the right event*
A trampoline as your star prize
For the right raffle or auction, we can donate a trampoline: the kind of star prize that gets tickets selling.
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Perfect for raffle prizes
A £50 to £100 gift voucher
To spend on anything on our site. Just right for a tombola, a silent auction, or a runner-up prize.
*What we can offer depends on the event, how many people it reaches, and how we can share it, like a mention on your posters, programme, or social media. We get lots of requests, especially before Christmas, so the more notice you can give us, the better.
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Our purpose & passion
Our purpose is simple: to change lives through play.
Our charity nominations
Two charities close to our hearts
Play matters most when life is at its hardest. That's why we support two charities that are there for children and their families when they need it most.
Make-A-Wish UK
Make-A-Wish UK grants wishes to children and young people living with critical illnesses. When a child wishes for a trampoline of their own, we supply it at a discount, so the money raised for wishes goes further.
Visit Make-A-Wish UK
Great Ormond Street Hospital Charity
Great Ormond Street Hospital Charity raises money to support the hospital and the seriously ill children it cares for. We donate money and toys, because play matters just as much when you're poorly.
Visit GOSH Charity
NHS or emergency services? Get 15% off Salta and JumpPRO® trampolines, as our thank you. See if you're eligible
As seen on DIY SOS
We donated a Salta inground trampoline for DIY SOS and Children in Need
For their 2025 Children in Need special, Nick Knowles, designer Gabrielle Blackman, and the DIY SOS team took on one of their most ambitious builds yet: nearly doubling the size of The Joshua Tree, a children's cancer support charity in Cheshire.
With the help of local tradespeople, suppliers, and volunteers, they added a gym, new therapy and counselling rooms, safe play areas, and somewhere to stay for families travelling a long way for treatment. We were proud to be one of those suppliers, donating a Salta inground trampoline for the new outdoor play area. It sits level with the ground, so everyone can step straight on, with no ladder to climb.
As MadFun, the independent outdoor play retailer behind trampolines.co.uk, we often supply or donate to TV renovations and community builds like this one.
Working on a TV build or community project? We'd love to hear about it: hello@trampolines.co.uk
The charity behind the build
The Joshua Tree
Lynda and Dai Hill founded The Joshua Tree after their son Joshua was diagnosed with leukaemia when he was just five. Joshua is now a healthy 26-year-old who gives back by helping with fitness sessions, and the charity supports nearly 400 families affected by childhood cancer, with care shaped around each one.
Visit The Joshua Tree
Let's change lives through play, together
Whether it's a school fair, a charity ball, or a sponsored bounce, tell us about it. If we can help, we will.
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