What is Endo the Night?
Endo the Night is all about hosting an evening event for endometriosis awareness whilst raising funds to help us continue to support the 1in10 with this disease.
When can I host my Endo the Night party?
Any time you like! You could host an Endo the Night at start of a new academic year, for the Winter Holidays/New Year, during Endometriosis Action Month in March, over Summer or into Autumn.
How do I collect donations?
You can set up a Just Giving page using the link in your fundraising pack and welcome email. Your guests can then make a donation directly to your page online. You can even print a handy QR code to display at your party to make it even easier to get donations to your page. We also provide collection boxes in the fundraising pack for those who would prefer to give cash.
How do I get an Endometriosis UK T-shirt?
When you complete the registration form, you will be given the opportunity to purchase a T-shirt as well as other merchandise if you would like them. If you’ve already completed your registration without purchasing a T-shirt/additional materials or you’d like to purchase more T-shirts/additional materials, please email the team at fundraising@endometriosis-uk.org
How do I get more fundraising materials?
When you complete the registration form, you will be given the opportunity to purchase an optional physical fundraising pack which includes all the printed materials such as bunting and invitations as well stickers and a collection box. If you need any more materials, please email the team at fundraising@endometriosis-uk.org
How do I get my Fundraising pack?
Your fundraising pack will be automatically sent you one hour after registration. If you haven’t received it please email fundraising@endometriosis-uk.org
Where does the money go?
We are a small charity who rely heavily on donations. Every penny you raise through your Endo the Night event goes towards ensuring we can continue to be there for those with endometriosis who often face difficult challenges around diagnosis and treatment. We support the 1in10 with endometriosis through our support services which include our volunteer led helpline, web chat, online forum and face to face support groups, as well as through our information provision. We also raise awareness and campaign for change so that everyone with the disease can have access to the right care at the right time.