Many people push theirselves to the limit & make a skydive or parachute jump to raise funds for a worthwhile cause. UK Parachuting work with hundreds of sponsored charities in the UK and around the world. By raising a minimum amount of funds for these good causes you could get your jump for FREE.
Its super easy, here is how you do it:
1. CHOSE YOUR CHARITY
Decide who you want to raise funds for – this can be anyone from a National Charity, a small local charity or even someone who just needs a little extra help
2. BOOK YOUR SKYDIVE
Decide a date and contact UK Parachuting to book and pay your £50 deposit
3. START FUNDRAISING
Start raising funds for your chosen charity – you might use an online donation page such as Go Raise or Just Giving, all of this sponsor money goes directly to your charity
4. LETS GO JUMPING
On your jump date you pay the balance of £210. You can cover this yourself or use the cash funds you have been collecting
You can save up to £30 if you CLICK on one of our partner charities listed below.
It’s a £50 deposit and £180 balance to pay on the jump day
Some charities will pay your balance if you achieve a set fundraising target. Please contact the charity directly to discuss this option.
WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW
The minimum age is 16 (under 16’s why not try Indoor Skydiving) There is no upper age limit
A self-declaration medical certificate is required, however, regardless of age, you do not need to get a medical form signed by a doctor to take part in a Tandem skydive.
If you have doubts about your fitness to do a tandem jump, please discuss this with your doctor. They should read this form before giving the advice
If you require a female instructor, please advise us at time of booking
– BECCLES –
The Weight limit for a Tandem Sky dive is Male 15 stone 8 pounds (100Kg’s) Women 15 stone 6 pounds (99Kg’s) with clothing
– PETERBOROUGH –
The weight limit for a Tandem Sky dive is Male 15 stone 8 pounds (100 Kg’s) Women 15 stone 6 pounds Stone (99Kg’s) with clothing
BECCLES PARTNER CHARITIES
- Autism Anglia
- Access Community Trust
- Action for Family Carers
- Alumah
- Army Benevolent Fund
- The Big C
- East Anglian Air Ambulance
- East Anglian Childrens Hospice
- Action Duchenne
- Addenbrooke’s Chartible Trust
- Age Concern Luton
- Age UK Essex
- Age UK Norfiolk
- Age UK Norwich
- Age UK Suffolk
- Alzheimer’s Research UK
- Arthur Rank Hospice
- Bowel Research UK
- Bob Champion Cancer Trust
- Blue Cross
- Bowel Cancer UK
- Brain Tumour Research
- Break Charity
- Brave Futures
- The Children’s Society
- Cats Protection
- Chess Homeless
- Chelmsford Chess
- Children’s Cancer and Leukaemia Group (CCLG)
- cllsupport
- Clic Sargent
- Colchester & Ipswich Hospitals Charity
- Community Sports Foundation
- Cransley Hospice
- Crohn’s and Colitis UK
- Cystic Fibrosis Trust
- Deafblind UK
- Diabetes UK
- East Cost Hoispice
- East Anglia’s Children’s Hospices
- Feathers Futures
- Farleigh Hospice
- Fight for Sight
- Finnbars Force
- Great Ormond Street Hospital Children’s Charity
- Huntington’s Disease Association
- Havens Hospices
- Headway
- Help for Heroes
- Home – Start Norfolk
- Ipswich and Colchester Hospital Charity
- Julian Campbell Foundation
- Little Lifts
- Leeway
- Let’s Do It Anyway
- Lennox Children’s Cancer Fund
- MANUP
- Mind Mid and North East Essex
- Mitchells Miracles Charity
- My WiSH Charity
- My Black Dog
- My Life
- NARS (Norfolk Accident Rescue service)
- Norfolk & Waveney Mind
- Norfolk & Norwich Scope Association
- Norfolk Community Health and Care NHS Trust Charitable Fund
- Nelson’s Journey
- N&N Hospitals Charity
- Parkinson’s UK
- Pseudomyxoma Survivor
- Pricilla Bacon Hospice
- Road Victims Trust
- Royal Association for Deaf people
- RSPCA
- RSPCA Suffolk Central
- SCF Childrens Charity
- SkyAngels Air Ambulance
- SSAFA the armed forces charity
- Star Throwers
- Suffolk Mind
- St Luke’s Hospice – Basildon & Thurrock
- St Helena Hospice
- St Francis Hospice
- St Elizabeth Hospice
- St Nicholas Hospice
- Suffolk Libraries
- The Benjamin Foundation
- Teamwork Trust
- The FutureSense Foundation
- The Robin Cancer Trust
- The Tom Bowdidge Youth Cancer Foundation
- Variety, the Children’s Charity
- Voluntary Norfolk
PETERBOROUGH PARTNER CHARITIES
- Arthur Rank Hospice
- Action for Family Carers
- Army Benevolent Fund
- Age Concern Luton
- Al-Khair Foundation
- Arden Angel’s
- Action Duchenne
- Alzheimer’s Research UK
- Bishop’s Stortford Youth Project
- Bowel Research UK
- Brain Tumour Research
- Burning Nights CRPS Support
- Citizens Advice Bucks
- Cllsupport
- Children’s Cancer and Leukaemia Group (CCLG)
- Cransley Hospice
- Diabetes Research & Wellness foundation
- Great Ormond Street Hospital Children’s Charity
- East Anglian Air Ambulance
- East Anglia’s Children’s Hospices
- Emily’s Star
- Flight For Sight
- Hands4Humanity
- Help for Heroes
- Headway
- Head to Toe Charity
- Loros
- Leukaemia Care
- Lymphoma Action
- Mind in mid Herts
- Magpas Air Ambulance
- Maggie’s
- Make a Wish
- Mind CPSL (Cambridgeshire, Peterborough & South Lincolnshire)
- Mixed Martial Arts for Reform And Progression (MMARAP)
- MS Trust
- Muscular Dystrophy UK
- Muslim Charity
- Muslim Hands
- Myeloma UK
- National Kidney Federation
- National Literacy Trust
- Norfolk Hospice Tapping House
- PoetsIN
- Pilgrim
- Priscilla Bacon Hospice
- Papworth Trust
- Parkinson’s UK
- Pseudomyxoma Survivor
- Road Victims Trust
- Roy Castle Lung Cancer FoundationRoyal Association for Deaf People
- Rowan
- RSPCAScotty’s Little Soldiers
- The Robin Cancer Trust
- SCF Childrens Charity
- SkyAngels Air Ambulance
- St Clare Hospice
- Saint Francis HospiceSt
- St Luke’s Hospice – Basildon & Thurrock
- St Nicholas Hospice
- SSAFA the armed forces charity
- Stroke Association
- Sue Ryder
- Teamwork Trust
- The FutureSense Foundation
- The Tom Bowdidge Youth Cancer Foundation
- The Kite Trust
- The Haemophilia Society
- Teens Unite
- UKSA
- Wood Green
- YMCA