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Pay It Forward: Create Your Own Path — For You or Someone Else
Pay It Forward is our community-powered initiative that invites individuals, schools, businesses, and local groups to bring Beyond Bricks to more children across Northern Ireland.
Whether you’re a school that hasn’t yet received a funded space, or a school that wants to expand its Beyond Bricks resources, you can take matters into your own hands. Raise funds on your terms and Pay It Forward to make it happen.
Pay It Forward is also a way to show kindness and solidarity — helping another school benefit just like you did.
From bake sales to sponsored walks, creative challenges to community events — every act of fundraising brings emotional wellbeing to more children and young people across Northern Ireland.
What Makes It Different?
Unlike traditional fundraising, you choose exactly where your efforts go, Every penny raised goes directly to programme delivery — no hidden fees, no middlemen. Just real impact:
- Fund your own access
- Support a friend’s school
- Reinvest into your own school — expand your Beyond Bricks delivery with extra LEGO, co-delivery sessions, or resource top-ups
- Give back to a group that hasn’t yet experienced Beyond Bricks
Who Can Take Part in Pay It Forward?
- Pupils and teachers
- Parent associations and families
- Businesses and local supporters
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