Change a young carer’s life. Donate today.
No young carer should have to carry the weight of caring responsibilities alone. Your donation helps Be Free Young Carers provide vital support for young carers across Oxfordshire, helping them feel less isolated, more confident and more hopeful about their future. We rely on the generosity of people like you and simply could not do it this work without you. Help give young carers the connection, confidence and childhood every child deserves.
Ways to give.
Make a donation
Make a one-off donation or set up a regular gift – every pound helps young carers feel seen, supported and less alone.
Join the Bright Futures Club
Join the Be Free Bright Futures Club with a regular gift and help build a more sustainable support network for young carers across Oxfordshire for years to come.
Play our lottery
Play our lottery for just £1 a week and you could win a £25,000 jackpot, plus other weekly prizes. Every ticket helps young carers feel seen and supported, with 50p from every £1 going directly back to our work.
Shop online and raise money
Raise money for young carers every time you shop online with easyfundraising and Give as you Live. It will not cost you a penny extra – you shop as usual and your favourite retailers donate to Be Free Young Carers.
Leave a legacy
Leave a lasting gift of kindness for young carers. A gift in your Will can help future generations of young carers across Oxfordshire feel seen, supported and less alone, ensuring they can access friendship, confidence and moments of childhood for years to come.
Raise
Through the B4 Network’s Raise ’25 campaign, local people and businesses raised over £74,000 for Oxfordshire charities, with £1,768 supporting Be Free Young Carers. The campaign continues in 2026, helping young carers feel seen, supported and less alone.
Thank you for your support.
£15
Could give one young carer a place at youth club, where they can share food, spend time with other young carers and take a break from caring responsibilities.
£75
Could give five young carers a place on a school holiday activity day, giving them the opportunity to have fun, make friends and create positive memories.
£100
Could give a young carer time with a volunteer befriender – someone they can talk to openly, spend time with and enjoy a break away from their caring role.
