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Coins for Change is a UK social enterprise that helps schools and charities raise money by collecting leftover foreign coins, notes, and unwanted UK currency. We provide a free collection kit and simple instructions so everyone can donate coins they often have lying around at home from holidays or spare change jars. Once collected, the money is sorted and exchanged, with the majority of the value returned directly to the school to support projects, activities, and resources for students. Our aim is to turn forgotten coins into meaningful funding for schools and charities while making the process easy, transparent, and accessible for everyone involved.
Our school asked parents to collect to raise funds for us. This was our first go at using Coins for Change.
It was easy to organise, the collecting box caught everyone's attention.
Quick collection of our full box and speedy admin.
Will use again.
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