Sign up for Weldmar’s Jail & Bail
One day fundraising challenge
Do you have a colleague who never answers the phone? Uses an obscene amount of emojis in their emails, or goes on constant coffee runs without asking anyone else if they’d like one?
Send them to the cells and, they must raise £999 before the end of the day to secure their freedom!

Always a lot of fun, our next Jail & Bail will be held at the brilliant Shire Hall Museum in Dorchester on Friday 13th March, 2026
Why not nominate a colleague to go on trial in March 2026, and if they’re found guilty of their work-related crimes they’ll be sent down to the cells and must raise £999 before the end of the day to secure their freedom!
On the day, the prisoners and their assistants could make calls, send emails and promote on social media – whichever way they choose to spread the word to friends, family, colleagues and business contacts to help raise their bail money! We’ve even had people choose to do challenges like leg waxing in the cells in the past…
When they’ve done the time for their crimes, each prisoner will receive a goody bag and a framed certificate!
There’s a £35 registration fee, and this covers the cost of lunch, refreshments, and your costume.
An outline of the day:
09:30 – 10:15 Arrival at venue – Shire Hall, Dorchester
10:30 – 12:00 Court sessions – charges & sentencing by the judge
11:00 – 12:00 Photo opportunities and lunch
12:00 – 16:00 Fundraising time – in the cells
16:00 – 16:30 Refreshments and awards
(Please note these timings are subject to change)
Get more info, or sign up to take part
To learn more about the challenge, please send the fundraising team an email: fundraisers@weld-hospice.org.uk
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