Registration
Fundraising
The challenge
Registration
How much is registration?
Registration for this challenge is free!
How old do I need to be to register?
You must be 16 years old to register for the event through the website. If you are under the age of 16 and would like to take part in the event, a parent or guardian must register on your behalf and support you in taking on the challenge.
When does registration close?
TBC
How do I join the Facebook Group?
I don't use Facebook, can I still join?
Yes, of course! This challenge is for everyone to take part. You can still register without using Facebook.
Can I take part as a team?
Absolutely! You can get your move on with your friends and family, together building healthy habits and raising money for Arthritis UK.
Are the teams private or public?
All teams will be private when you create it. Should you wish for your team to be a public team, then you can do that by accessing your account when logging in and amend the setting. Or you can email the team on fundraising@arthritis-uk.org and we can support you in amending that.
Note, if your team is private, when new people are registering without your unique team link, they will not be able to find your team’s name from the dropdown but can be added afterwards.
I’ve registered as an individual, but now I have people who want to join as a Team. Is this possible?
What will I receive for the challenge?
Talk about our incentives here
All challengers will receive a digital certificate for their fundraising after the fundraising deadline of the XYZ
Fundraising
How do I set up an online fundraising page?
How much sponsorship do I need to raise?
There’s no minimum target for this challenge however we’d love you to raise as much as possible. You can find out what your fundraising could do to support people living with arthritis here. (fundraising impact insert)
Together, the money raised will fund life-changing research and services that bring us closer to a future free from arthritis. We won’t rest until everyone with arthritis has access to the treatments and support they need to live the life they choose, with real hope of a cure in the future.
Can I make a self-donation to my fundraising page?
Yes, you can kick off your fundraising by donating on to your fundraising page. This will also help inspire people visiting your page to support you as well.
When is the fundraising deadline?
The deadline for fundraising is the XYZ so you have plenty of time after the challenge to raise as much as possible.
How can I send in my fundraising?
Donate directly on to your fundraising page. Any money donated through this page will come automatically to the charity – there’s nothing you need to do.
If you have offline donations:
Pay it directly on to your personal fundraising page. Login to your fundraising page and donate via the donation button.
Donate via bank transfer (Please notify the team on fundraising@arthritis-uk.org with your name, date of payment and amount so we can attribute it to your fundraising) BACS: Arthritis UK
60-40-09
80134432
By phone 0161 5246308
By post – send a cheque made payable to Arthritis UK to Arthritis UK, Copeman House, St Mary’s Gate, Chesterfield, S41 7TD. Please send this alongside the paying in form that you can download on the resources page.
I’ve hit my fundraising target, what now?
Massive well done and thank you so much! You can continue to get your move on and raise as much as possible. Why not increase your target on your online fundraising page in your account area.
How can I share my fundraising page?
You can share your online fundraising page using the social sharing buttons directly from your page. These will link to your social media accounts. You can also copy the URL of your fundraising page and share that link with people to sponsor you.
How do I create a QR code to share my fundraising page?
You can generate a QR code in the 'Get Support' section once you are logged in. Then go to the 'Share my page' section where you'll find your QR code. You can copy this QR code image and paste it anywhere to share your fundraising page.
How will the money raise support Arthritis UK?
All monies raised through this challenge will go towards supporting the 10 million people in the UK living with arthritis.
Your support will help invest in world class research, deliver high quality services, and campaign on issues that matter most to people living with arthritis.
To find out more, visit the Arthritis UK website here.
The Challenge
What is Get Your Move on?
Get Your Move On is a flexible, empowering challenge designed specifically for people living with arthritis and their supporters. You choose how much time you want to move each week and how you move. There's no fixed distance or activity, just get moving!
What activities count as movement?
You can choose to walk, swim, yoga, or chair-based activities. The point is for you to choose what feels rigt for you! If it gets you moving and feels manageable, it counts toward your time goal.
What is my target for this challenge?
Unlike other challenges, we are not asking you to reach a certain number of steps or distance. This is a time-based challenge, meaning you are tracking how long you spent Getting Your Move on. It could be 15 minutes on a trendmill, or out for a walk for an hour. If you are moving, then you can log it!
How do I set my time target?
You’ll choose a weekly time goal that feels realistic for you. For example, you might aim for 60 minutes a week then break them into short sessions. You can spread your time across the week or complete it in one go. Remember the aim is consistency and building healthy habits, not perfection.
What if I have a flare-up or can't move as planned?
That's totally okay, we understand that and have built this challenge to be flexible. On tougher days, take a rest or switch to a gentler activity. Listen to your body and adapt your movement to how you're feeling on the day.
How does my participation support Arthritis UK?
By taking part, you’ll raise funds that help Arthritis UK invest in research and provide vital support services. Every minute you move contributes to greater awareness, better resources, and improved support for people living with arthritis.
