Raise money to save lives at sea

24 hours a day, 7 days a week, the RNLI is ready to save lives. Powered by courage, determination and the support of generous people like you.

Here’s how kind donations helped last year

9,312
LIFEBOATS LAUNCHED

16,476
PEOPLE AIDED

389
LIFES SAVED

45
PEOPLE HELPED EVERY DAY

  • Aimee Clark just donated £5.00
  • Sean Donkin just donated £50.00
  • Liz Robertson just donated £22.80
  • Louise S just donated £25.00
  • Emily English just donated £22.80
  • Amanda Dust just donated £22.80
  • The Halfords just donated £107.00
  • Katrina Pescott just donated £50.00
  • Jane & David just donated £11.55
  • Caroline Baylon just donated £3.41
  • Caroline just registered for RNLI Tower Run 2026
  • Josh Morgan just donated £22.32
  • Grace Stewart just donated £10.00
  • Gav (Hubby) just donated £54.75
  • Steve Gilder just donated £22.32
  • Steve just registered for Great North Run 2026
  • James Leek just donated £3.41
  • James just registered for RNLI Tower Run 2026
  • Carris Ffrench just donated £15.00
  • Michel jullian just donated £107.00

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Start raising money

Get your friends and family involved and spread the word about your fundraising. Every penny or cent you raise helps to save lives at sea.

Save lives

By raising money, you’re launching our crews on their mission to save every one. That makes you a lifesaver too.

Looking to take part in an RNLI event?

Mayday Mile

Mayday O2 Climb

A woman running up stairs with 'The Uk's tallest stair run' overlayed onto the stairs.

Tower Run

A lady running in the Great North Run

Great North Run

Reindeer Run

Looking to organise a fundraiser for the RNLI?

Register Event

Fish Friday

Cuppa for the Crew

RNLI Lifeboat crew wearing RNLI helmets on an ILB

About our charity

We’re the charity that saves lives at sea. Powered primarily by kind donations, our search and rescue service has been saving lives for more than 200 years. The vast majority of RNLI people are volunteers - ordinary people doing extraordinary things - working together to help communities at home and abroad save lives.

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