We work with a wide range of businesses, whose staff give up their time to help us with different projects across our many sites.
From bike rides and marathons, to sky dives and abseils, people from across the UK regularly take on amazing challenges to help raise money for our charity.
You can make a donation online, directly through our website using the Donate button at the top of the page.
A wonderful way to help our charity for years to come and to leave a genuine legacy, is by leaving a gift to Autism Together in your will. We also offer a service to help you write your will for free, through our partners Octopus Legacy.
Check out our Fundraising Events calendar to see when our next big challenge is on, or better yet, organise your own and choose Autism Together as your charity via JustGiving or GoFundMe.
You can get in touch with our fundraising team to let them know all about your fundraising activity for support or advice.Â
You can find our full fundraising complaints policy here.
Sign up for the Wirral Coastal Walk 2026! This a fun way to fundraise together, whatever your age or ability. You can take part as an individual, as a family or as part of a team, and there are no age restrictions. So, dust off those walking shoes and invite, enrol, persuade and cajole family and friends into joining you for a great day out whilst raising money for your favourite charity or good cause.
This tale of two cities sees riders leave England’s capital city on July 22nd and take to the road in a series of exciting stages over the following four days. The culmination of the adventure will see you arrive in Paris just ahead of the riders from the Tour De France, with the Parisienne streets lined with cycling fans to cheer you home!
If you’re considering leaving a legacy, we’re here to help. We’ve partnered with  Octopus Legacy, a trusted will-writing service that makes the process simple, affordable, and accessible.Â
By leaving a gift in your will to Autism Together, you’re ensuring that we can continue to support brighter futures for autistic people in Wirral.
