This December, Walk for Home. Together.

Right now, too many people are facing homelessness – living in unfit temporary accommodation or sleeping rough.

But together, we can change this.

On 8 December, thousands of supporters will take to the streets to raise money for Shelter, walking side-by-side with families facing the housing emergency.

Join us in London, Manchester or Bristol, or organise a walk of your own. Every step you take helps Shelter support people without a safe home, this winter and beyond

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Rega just donated £37.06
Nicola just donated £23.45

Six smiling women celebrating outdoors at night, with several dressed in red festive Christmas sweaters, elf costumes, and Santa hats, standing side-by-side with an illuminated Big Ben in the background.

A cheerful couple bundled up in dark winter coats and matching white 'Walk for Home' beanie hats standing outdoors at night, holding a golden cocker spaniel and a black-and-white whippet wearing red coats, with Big Ben lit up in the background.

A smiling woman wearing a white 'Walk for Home' beanie hat standing outdoors at night with her arms around two young boys in orange and yellow winter jackets, with city lights blurred in the background.

Four happy young adults bundled up in warm winter coats and matching white 'Walk for Home' beanie hats, smiling and standing together outdoors at night with the lit-up structure of Tower Bridge visible behind them.

How Walk for Home helps to end homelessness

We’re fighting for a future where everyone has a safe home and your fundraising is a huge part of that.

£12 could enable our Legal Team to call a social landlord and put forward a proposal to save a home.
£29 could fund a call to our emergency helpline.
£46 could fund two webchats for people facing homelessness so they know their rights.

We asked last year's walkers what they loved about Walk for Home, and they said:

The sense of community, the upbeat and happy atmosphere, the fact it took place just before Christmas when all the lights were on, and the friendliness of all the support staff.