Find an idea that suits you
You do not need to copy everybody else. Choose something you can enjoy, improve and explain with confidence.
Whether you are working towards a school trip, DofE, Scout expedition or adventure abroad, Ways2Raise helps you turn one huge target into My 10 EdVentures: your first adventures into making money. You do not need to know everything today. You just need a goal that matters and a willingness to try.
A big trip target can look impossible when you see it as one enormous number. The young people who get there are not always the loudest, richest or most confident when they begin. They are the ones who learn to take the next useful action, even when they would rather put it off.
That is not about being perfect. It is about becoming reliable to yourself: replying to people, trying ideas, keeping a note of the money and coming back after a setback.
Whether you are selling dog biscuits, washing cars, running an event or offering a service, an EdVenture lets you test an idea, make it useful and learn from what happens.
You do not need to copy everybody else. Choose something you can enjoy, improve and explain with confidence.
Use your shared project email, your plan and your words to explain the goal and make it easy for people to help.
Track income, costs and true profit. That is a money skill that will help you far beyond this trip.
You do not need to spend every evening working towards your target. You do need to make room for the small jobs that keep a good idea alive. The people supporting you remember how you made them feel—and a prompt, thoughtful thank-you matters.
The expedition will be unforgettable. The skills you learn while getting there can open doors long after you get home. These are the eight real-world skills your EdVentures can help you practise.
Understand costs, revenue, profit and the choices behind a good plan.
Write messages, make an ask and look after the people who back you.
Create posters, share your story and give people a reason to get behind your goal.
Turn an idea into something useful and improve it when the first try is not quite right.
Plan ahead, show up, keep promises and make time for the things that matter.
Look after buyers, sponsors and supporters so they feel appreciated and want to help again.
Learn what to do when an idea does not work first time—and keep going.
Discover an idea, service or skill you could carry on using at college, university or beyond.
Your parent or guardian is not here to take over your goal. They are there to help you make good choices, keep the practical side safe and cheer you on when the target feels a long way away.
Open your free Ways2Raise account together. In around 15 minutes, you can open the resource account, choose a first next move and build the shared support system that turns one huge target into achievable steps.
Where your family starts financially should not decide how big your ambition can be. Bring your time, effort and creativity; we will give you the free tools and knowledge to work towards the goal.
Parent or guardian involvement is part of the Ways2Raise journey for under-18s. Your goal stays yours; you build it together.