Get involved
Play a part in our Tickled Pink campaign and get involved
You can make a difference to those affected by breast cancer by supporting ASDA's Tickled Pink campaign and joining our store and depot colleagues in raising vital funds through wild and wacky events activities in your home, school or even work.
Fundraising Ideas
- Sponsored Events - walks, silence, runs, etc
- Dress down day
- Tournaments - football, golf, pool etc
- Bring & Buy or car boot sales
- Hair - shaved, waxed or even dyed!
- Tickled Pink Tea - hot drinks & cakes all round!
- Hold a quiz night at work or for your family and friends
- Raffle or Tombola - always a good way to get everyone involved!
- Any good at dancing? Organise a strictly come dancing or line dance competition!
- Slave auction - wouldn't you love to have your boss working for you for a change!
Hints & Tips
- However you choose to fundraise, make sure it is fun and legal.
- Ensure you plan your event well in advance, leaving you enough time to implement the event successfully and raise enough awareness!
- Complete a fundraising form for your event so we can collect gift aid on your contribution!
If you would like some advice or support in setting up your fundraising event contact your local ASDA store and talk to the marketing coordinator.
Sponsorship form
Download a sponsorship form, drum up some support and get started raising cash for ASDA's Tickled Pink campaign today...
Who do we support through our campaign?
- Breast Cancer Campaign
- Find out more about Breast Cancer Campaign, the charity that specialises in funding independent breast cancer research throughout the UK.
- Find out more at the Breast Cancer Campaign website
- Breast Cancer Care
- Find out more about Breast Cancer Care. We’re here for anyone affected by breast cancer. We bring people together, provide information and support, and campaign for improved standards of care.
- Find out more at the Breast Cancer Care website
- Look, feel, be breast aware
- Follow the 5-point breast awareness code and get to know how your breasts look and feel normally so that you notice any change that might be unusual for you
- Find out more about being breast aware
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