
When is Christmas Jumper Day 2024 and how much is it?
As the festive season approaches, it’s time to dust off your most vibrant knits and get ready for one of the year’s most heartwarming traditions – Christmas Jumper Day!
What Is Christmas Jumper Day?
Started in 2012 by Save the Children, Christmas Jumper Day is an annual event where people are encouraged to wear festive jumpers and donate to support the charity’s work helping children across the globe. Over the years, it’s become a beloved tradition, with millions joining in to raise funds for vital projects providing education, healthcare, and protection for vulnerable children.
Whether you prefer classic reindeer designs, twinkling LED lights, or quirky pop-culture references on your jumper, this day is all about festive fun while making a real difference.
How Can You Get Involved?
Taking part in Christmas Jumper Day couldn’t be easier – just follow these simple steps:
Find Your Festive Jumper – Dig out your favourite Christmas jumper from the wardrobe or treat yourself to a new one (you can even opt for eco-friendly second-hand jumpers!).
Spread the Word – Get friends, family, classmates, or colleagues to join in. The more the merrier!
Donate – This year, Save the Children suggests a donation of £2 per person, or £1 if you’re at school. You can set up a fundraising page, donate online, or pay through your mobile.
Share Your Festive Fun – Show off your jumper on social media with the hashtag #ChristmasJumperDay. Don’t forget to tag @savechildrenuk to spread the festive cheer.
Why It Matters
While the day is filled with fun, the real magic of Christmas Jumper Day is the difference it makes. Every donation, no matter how small, helps Save the Children ensure children in need have the chance to grow up healthy, educated, and safe. From providing essentials like food and medicine to helping children access education, the impact of this festive fundraiser is truly life-changing.
Fun Ideas for Families and Schools
Looking to take your Christmas Jumper Day to the next level? Here are some ideas to make it even more special:
- Host a Jumper Parade – Let the kids show off their festive jumpers in a fun, festive parade, with small prizes for the most creative designs.
- Craft Your Own Jumper – Get crafty and turn plain sweaters into festive masterpieces with pom-poms, tinsel, and fabric paint. It’s a great way to recycle last year’s jumper and add a personal touch!
- Festive Bake Sale – Pair your jumper day with a holiday-themed bake sale. Gingerbread, mince pies, and Christmas cookies are always a hit!
- Festive Photoshoots – Capture the day’s fun with a photo booth filled with props like Santa hats, reindeer ears, and tinsel garlands.
When is Christmas Jumper Day in 2024?
Mark your calendars for Thursday, 12th December 2024, and join thousands of families, schools, and workplaces across the UK in donning their brightest, silliest, and most festive jumpers for a great cause.
Christmas Jumper Day 2024 is a chance to have fun, feel festive, and make a lasting difference in children’s lives. So, grab your sparkliest sweater, donate, and celebrate the season in style. Together, we can help make the world a little brighter for children in need.
For more information or to set up your fundraising page, visit Save the Children’s website and start planning your most festive Christmas Jumper Day yet!
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