12/05/2026
NEW Young Entrepreneurs Fundraiser!
What is it?
Children start with £10 given by the Village Hall, with 1 aim - make that money grow!
How it works:
The £10 Challenge is open to children aged 14 and under. There are two age categories:
o Under 11
o Ages 11–14
Each participant receives £10 seed money to start a simple moneymaking idea.
Children should use the £10 to create, buy materials for, or kickstart a small activity, product or service. They can even work together!
The aim is to turn the £10 into more money, raising funds to support the Tackley Village Memorial Hall extension.
Activities should be:
o Safe
o Legal
o Age appropriate
o Family and community friendly
Parents or carers are expected to:
o Provide appropriate supervision
o Support with safety, transport, and money handling
o Allow the child to lead the idea and effort as much as possible
The initial £10 investment should be used for the challenge only.
The final date to complete the challenge and submit your final figure will be announced soon (follow this page so you don't miss important information!)
To celebrate all the hard work the kids have done an awards ceremony will be arranged after the challenge has been completed. This will include prizes for best idea, most money made, hardest challenge and more. The date and time for this will be communicated to all participants after the challenge has started.
A few biz ideas!
These are just ideas — children are encouraged to be creative!
Making & selling cake sales, brownies, biscuits, or lemonade
Handmade crafts (bracelets, cards, decorations)
Art, paintings, or handmade gifts
Plant cuttings or seedlings
Services
o Dog walking
o Car washing
o Garden weeding or watering
o Helping neighbours with simple jobs
o Toy organisation or tidying (with permission)
Events & Experiences
o Mini games stall (e.g. hook-a-duck, lucky dip)
o Quiz or puzzle sheets
o Face painting (age appropriate and with consent)
o Sports or skills challenges
Digital & Creative (age appropriate)
o Designing posters or cards for local groups
o Simple digital art or designs (no social media selling without adult supervision)
o Children can work alone or with siblings, but each entry should be treated as one challenge unless agreed otherwise.
£10 Challenge – Terms &Conditions
1. The £10 Challenge is open to children aged 14 and under.
2. Participation requires parent or carer consent.
3. Each participant will receive £10 seed money to use as part of the challenge.
4. £10 must be returned to the organisers at the end of the challenge, regardless if no profit has been made.
5. Any money raised above the £10 will support the Tackley Village Memorial Hall extension.
6. Activities must be safe, legal, age appropriate, and suitable for a village community setting.
7. Participants may work independently or with siblings, but each entry counts as one challenge unless agreed otherwise.
8. Any additional costs beyond the £10 investment must be covered privately and are not reimbursable.
9. Parents or carers are responsible for supervision, safety, and handling of money where needed.
10. The organisers are not responsible for loss, damage, or accidents arising from activities.
11. The organisers reserve the right to approve, pause, or stop an activity if safety or suitability is a concern.
12. By entering the £10 Challenge, parents and participants agree to these terms.
4. How to Enter
To enter:
�� Email [email protected]
or
�� Come to the Pop-Up Pub to get a form and collect the £10 investment.
More detailed information and guidance will be provided on request or when you enter.
FAQs for Parents
What is the £10 Challenge?
A fun fundraising activity where children use £10 seed money to try a simple moneymaking idea in support of the village hall extension.
Does my child keep the money they make?
No — the £10 must be returned, and any additional money raised is donated to the hall extension.
What if my child makes no profit?
That’s absolutely fine. The focus is learning, trying, and taking part.
Can parents help?
Yes — parents should help with safety, supervision, and money handling, while encouraging the child to lead the idea.
Are there rules on what children can do?
Activities must be safe, legal, age appropriate, and suitable for a village community.
Where do we get help or ideas?
Guidance, ideas, and support are available on request or when you enter.
How do we enter?
Email [email protected] or come to the Pop-Up Pub to get a form and the £10 investment.
Thank you to our sponsors making this happen; Laughton Loos, Recare, Breckon & Breckon.
