Our new website is live

Welcome to the new What Would Mia Do Trust website. We have rebuilt it from the ground up to make it easier to apply for help, easier to give, and easier for us to keep you up to date with what your support makes possible.

Applying for a grant

Grants help young people aged 5 to 18 in England and Wales take part in sport: kit and equipment, club fees, entry fees and travel. You can now apply online through a free account:

• Save as you go. Start an application, come back to it whenever you like, and send it when you are ready.
• Upload quotes and documents safely, straight from your phone or computer.
• Follow your application. See where it has got to, read any questions from our trustees and answer them in one place.
• Apply for more than one young person from the same account, if you are a parent, carer, coach or teacher.

If a grant is approved, you give us payment details in your account, never by email or phone. Prefer not to apply online? Get in touch and we will help.

Giving

You can give once, monthly, every three months or yearly, by card or by Direct Debit, and add Gift Aid so your gift is worth 25% more at no cost to you. In your account you can:

• see every donation you have made, with a statement for your tax return
• change the amount of a regular gift, pause it or cancel it, any time
• give by cheque, with a reference to write on the back

Card and bank details go straight to our payment providers, Square and GoCardless, and never touch our website. If you already give to us by Direct Debit, nothing changes: create an account with the same email address and your giving will appear there.

What else is new

• News and events, including our supporters' fundraising challenges
• A fundraising page with ideas and support if you would like to take on a challenge for Mia
• Questions and answers about grants, giving and Gift Aid
• Our own secure sign-in page for your account

The website does not use advertising or tracking cookies. You can read how we look after your information in our privacy notice.

Tell us what you think

This is a new site, so if something is not working, or could be clearer, please let us know. Thank you to everyone who has supported the Trust so far. Everything we do is in Mia's memory, and we are excited to help even more young people get into sport.