Find your way to help.

Become a Friend Choose a monthly level (£5, £10, £15). A few Friends add up fast — and help us plan mobility aids and practical support month after month. Choose your monthly level → One-off donation Make a secure one-off gift. Your donation funds mobility aids, therapies and practical support the NHS can't always provide. Donate now →

Fundraise your way Birthdays, events, work, clubs or a personal idea — build a page and make it yours. Start fundraising → The FND Challenge A self-chosen challenge for people living with FND, built around what is meaningful and possible for you. Explore the challenge → Pass It On Start something small, nominate three people and let support grow from person to person. See Pass It On →

Support us free while you shop Sign up to easyfundraising and your usual online shops donate to FND CONNECT CIC — at no extra cost to you. See how free shopping support works → FND awareness merchandise Wear and share FND-themed clothing, mugs, jewellery and merchandise made for the FND community. Browse FND merchandise → Every Gift Gives Find personalised and gift-ready presents for anyone. Every penny of profit after costs supports FND Connect. Meet the gift shop → Living Well with FND (book) Buy Matthew Gerdes-Hansen’s compassionate 25-chapter guide for people with FND, carers and families. 5-star rated on Amazon — all proceeds support FND CONNECT CIC. About the book & buy on Amazon → Enter a raffle Grab a ticket for the chance to win a great prize — or enter free by post. Every entry helps fund our charitable work. See the raffles → Use Connect Links Create a polished link-in-bio page whose subscription fees support FND CONNECT CIC. Explore Connect Links →

Volunteer Give your time and skills — from lived-experience input and community moderation to running a local support group. Become a volunteer → Share a story Help others feel less alone by sharing your diagnosis, treatment, carer or day-to-day experience of FND. Share your story → Nominate a clinician or service Know an FND-aware clinician, clinic, therapist or support service? Tell us so we can share it with others. Make a nomination →