Set up your page
Use JustGiving to create a personal fundraising page for Dartmoor Prison Break.
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Make your miles
mean more.
Take on Dartmoor Prison Break and turn your own escape into support for the volunteer rescuers who help people across Dartmoor and Plymouth.
Every entry fee backs rescue
Set your page upTell your storyBring your crew
A little more goes a long way
Your escape.
Shared purpose.
Dartmoor Prison Break raises funds for the team behind it: local volunteer rescuers who train, prepare and respond when people need help in remote places.
Every entry fee goes to DSRTP. Extra sponsorship is a chance to invite friends, family and colleagues to be part of your challenge too.
TrainingReady volunteers
EquipmentRescue & medical kit
ResponseSupport for the community
Simple to get started
Three steps
to get going.
No special pitch needed. Tell people why you chose this challenge, then invite them to help you support the team.
Make it yours
Add a photo, say which escape you are taking on, and explain why supporting DSRTP matters to you.
Invite your crew
Share your page with friends, family and colleagues. Keep them posted as your training and event day get closer.
A team effort · on and off the moor
More than a finish line
Keep the team
ready to respond.
Community fundraising helps DSRTP meet the costs of training, its rescue centre, and the specialist equipment used by volunteers. Your event entry supports the team; your own page gives your crew another way to help.
Volunteer trainingRescue centreMedical equipment
A few quick answers
Good to
know.
Make your fundraising page your own. These basics can help you get started.
Who does the money support?
Dartmoor Search & Rescue Team Plymouth (DSRTP), a registered charity (1201229). Community fundraising supports the team’s training, rescue centre costs and specialist equipment.
How do I start a JustGiving page?
Use the JustGiving button on this page to create your personal fundraising page, then add your story and share its link with your supporters.
What should I write on my page?
Share which event distance you are taking on, why you chose it, and what the team’s work means to you. A personal note is a good place to start.
Where can I learn more about DSRTP?
Visit the DSRTP page to learn about the volunteer team and how it supports emergency services around Dartmoor and Plymouth.
Take the next step
Start your page.
Bring your crew along.
Your challenge is yours. Invite the people around you to help back the volunteer rescue team behind it.