Fundraising is not just about the money. It's a brilliant way to be creative, to inspire yourself and your RB colleagues and to have fun! And whatever you raise really does make a difference to children's lives.

This could be your chance to take on a personal challenge, like a fun run or a sponsored bike ride or swim - even a marathon. If sport's not for you, organise an event at the office like a cake bake, dress down day or raffle. Encourage your friends to join you with karaoke or a quiz night. We've got lots of ideas to get you started in our Fundraising Toolkit and Fundraising Tips.

If you want make regular donations, Payroll Giving is a simple and effective way of supporting Save the Children direct from your pre-tax salary. If you are based in RB Slough HQ and would like further information on Payroll Giving click here. If you are based in any other RB office, ask your local HR team if Payroll Giving is an option there.

As you can see, there's so much that you can do yourself to help Save the Children save lives and, in true RB style, you're probably raring to go. But if you've got any questions, we're only too happy to help, so do get in touch.

British 10K

Kanwarpreet Bal, Tim Jones, Hayley Ball, Eniko Kato, Ricardo Pedro, Luigi Ocone, Alejandra Arreaga, Martin Keeley, Graham Keeley, Robert Keeley, Stephanie Barnes, Sandra Hennessy, Tony Hennessy, Indy Bansil, Claudia Bach, Ellie Cockle, Zoe Hopper and Sarah Gillett ran the British 10K for Save the Children on Sunday 10 July. Together they raised over £3,500!