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Your gift could help us train more life-changing guide dogs.

Guide Dogs is one of the UK’s leading sight loss charities. Our expert staff, volunteers and life-changing guide dogs help people with sight loss live the life they choose. We couldn’t continue our vital work without your generous donations and our amazing volunteers.

Simon and his grandson playing at the beach with Mayne at their side.

Leaving a gift in your Will to Guide Dogs provides the gift of freedom for people with sight loss. Find out more about leaving a gift in your Will to Guide Dogs today.

Mable a child with vision impairment smiling

Starting school is a big step. Explore helpful resources and advice to support you through the early stages of your child’s educational journey.

A group of guide dogs puppies bounding in grass

Join the pack and fundraise any day this October, any way you like, to help our puppies become life-changing guide dogs, giving freedom and independence to people living with sight loss. 

Volunteer puppy raisers Susie and Peter play with puppy Sally in their garden

Make a life-changing impact by raising one of our incredible puppies and giving them the foundation to become guide dogs. No experience needed, we’ll support you every step, and cover all your volunteer related expenses.

Meet our latest Sponsor a Puppy recruits

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People pictured smiling wearing Dogs fundraising t-shirts walking a Kiltwalk route.

Don your tartan and take on an epic Kiltwalk challenge in Scotland this August and September. By walking for Guide Dogs, your support will help us to provide life-changing services to people living with sight loss.

Labrador retriever cross golden retriever laying down with his paws outstretched next to a 1st prize medal display £10,000.

Enter our Bonus Raffle today for a chance to win top cash prizes of £10,000, £2,000, and £500! Entries cost just £1 each and with every raffle entry sold you are helping to support our vital work.

A man and woman sitting on a sofa talking about their eye conditions

We’ve put together up-to-date information about common eye conditions in adults and children, where you can find support, and advice on how to live independently with sight loss.