Do good, feel good. Feel Good Fortnight 1st-14th March 2025
Do good, feel good. Feel Good Fortnight 1st-14th March 2025

Spread positivity and raise money for better mental health this Feel Good Fortnight.

From 1st March, you will have 14 days to take on your choice of Feel Good activities. These are inspired by the 5 ways to wellbeing - simple steps shown to help improve our mental health. Check them out below:

Connect with colleagues or members of your community and arrange a bake sale.

Get active by pledging to cover 14km over 14 days. Run, walk, cycle, swim…

Take notice and be mindful with daily yoga.

Learn by hosting a quiz night to test friends and family!

Give through daily acts of kindness.

You can complete as many activities as you like or come up with something of your own! We’ll be with you every step of the way with fundraising advice and resources to help you complete these challenges.  

Join the fight for better mental health and fundraise for Mind. Take small steps to better mental wellbeing. Do good. Feel good.  

How to get started:

Adult stretching in preparation for exercise

Sign up and choose your challenges.

Group of smiling adults with their foreheads pressed together, looking down into the camera

Set up your JustGiving page and share it with your friends, family and colleagues.

Woman sitting outside on the grass in a Mind charity t-shirt, doing a gentle stretch to twist her back to one side

Receive your first donation and we’ll send you a Mind t-shirt. Raise £50 to receive a Mind tote-bag.

Two smiling adults smiling whilst baking together

Share your story and JustGiving page on social media using #FeelGoodFortnight

How does my fundraising make a difference? 

We're in the middle of a mental health crisis. 2 million people are currently on waiting lists for NHS mental health services - they're being left behind by a broken mental health system. Many will reach crisis point. 

We know that alongside those on waiting lists, there are many more who have felt unable to reach out for the help they need for fear of being judged or not taken seriously. And even those who have reached out for help are often told that they don't meet the criteria for certain types of support. 

The money you raise can help us be there for the millions who need us, by answering calls to our helplines, offering support via our website and in our online community, Side by Side.