Supporting mASCot
mASCot is an entirely parent led 'not for profit' Community Interest Company.
As a community we all put so much of our time and effort in making a difference to our mASCot families and we work hard to raise funds to do all that we do.
We don’t have any Local Authority funding. We rely on trusts and foundations, local fundraisers and donations from generous people who believe in our cause and who see the wonderful difference we make for local families raising Autistic children and young people.
We also have people supporting mASCot in many different ways either by giving their time, nominating us for fundraising initiatives or accommodating us to run our projects.
"You Have Two Hands,
One for Helping Yourself,
the Other for Helping Others"
-Audrey Hepburn
Please scroll down to read more about all the different ways people support us
You too can become one of our supporters and help us to be able to offer more projects in the form of clubs, groups, talks, workshops, activities and training for our families.
The more support, the more we can help.
100% of all donations and funds raised goes direct to our project and to supporting mASCot families.
To make a donation to mASCot please go to our Givey page by clicking the button above.
Givey is a funding page where all the money you donate, goes direct to mASCot
or if you prefer to set up a regular monthly donation here are our bank details
Starling Bank
Account Holders Name
Asc-mascot C.i.c.
Account Number
81633583
Sort Code
60-83-71
Please use the reference Monthly Fee
Fundraise for mASCot.
You can fundraise for mASCot by either setting up your own fundraiser or by putting mASCot forward as your nominated organisation to a workplace or business.
We have created a document outlining who mAScot are and what we do as well as all practical information needed.
Please click the button above to download this document and if you wish to discuss anything further please contact us at
or call Sam on
“Giving is not just about making a Donation,
it’s about making a Difference”
- Kathy Calvin