Christmas Appeal 2025

Can you help us to ensure no-one affected by bipolar feels alone over the festive season? Donate to our Big Give Christmas appeal between midday 2 December and midday 9 December and your donation will be doubled.

Give the gift of community

This year, Bipolar UK has once again teamed up with the Big Give to double your donation and give the gift of community to more people affected by bipolar.

Each donation will be match-funded, meaning that for every £10 you donate, the charity will receive £20.

Donate to the Big Give appeal here

Your gift will allow us to provide more life-changing, sometimes lifesaving, support services, including:

• our 24/7 Online Community that’s open 365 days a year
• a Peer Support Line
• a network of support groups
• an extra online peer support group in the run up to Christmas
• a seasonal self-care webinar - watch the recording 

Reaching our £48,000 target would enable us to support thousands of people throughout the festive period and beyond.

Donate to the Big Give appeal here

Our Big Give appeal is open for one week only, from midday on Tuesday 2 December until midday on Tuesday 9 December.

Please only donate if you are well and able to. You can also support the campaign by sharing the link to the Big Give appeal and telling people about our peer support services.

Thank you to a generous supporter of Bipolar UK and the Julia Rausing Trust for match funding this appeal.

And an enormous thank you to you for your continued support. We would not be able to do what we do without you.

Your gift will empower people

People living with bipolar who get practical and emotional support from our services across the festive period will feel less alone and be better equipped to manage their condition.

Family and friends will also be empowered with understanding and knowledge about how to support their loved ones during what can often be a difficult time of year.

Read Caroline’s story about how a Bipolar UK support group has been a lifeline. 

Read James’ story about how Bipolar UK’s Mood Tracker app helps him to avoid festive burnout.

Donate to the Big Give appeal here