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Two men do a tandem skydive. One throws his hands in the air and the other does a thumbs up. There is blue sky above them and green fields far below them.
Two men do a tandem skydive. One throws his hands in the air and the other does a thumbs up. There is blue sky above them and green fields far below them.

Skydives change lives! Raise money to support scar free research with an unforgettable leap of a lifetime.

Sign up here

By skydiving for The Scar Free Foundation and everyone we support, you’ll be ticking an epic experience off the list while changing lives.

You’ll help to fund pioneering medical research that transforms the lives of people living with scarring now and in the future – from Veterans, those with cleft lip and palate, and burns survivors, to those who have undergone cancer treatment and traumatic injuries.

So what are you waiting for? Take the leap and sign up for a Scar Free skydive! 

Tandem skydiving instructors and student free-falling above clouds with arms outstretched, clear blue sky.

Our skydives are organised and managed by Skyline, a leading provider of charity skydives.

Skyline organise UK-wide jumps throughout the year, so you can choose a frosty forest view or a sunny seaside scene depending on what suits you.

Select your own dive date or speak to the Scar Free team to find dates with other charity supporters.

Not only will we help you organise your day, but we’ll also give you:

  • Help setting up your fundraising page
  • Dedicated social media and newsletter support to help you reach your target
  • A Scar Free t-shirt
Skydiver in colourful gear mid-jump exiting aircraft with arms outstretched against clear blue sky.

To find out more about your skydive, please speak to Rob Dickinson, our Head of Fundraising: [email protected].

Each dive requires a booking deposit of £70 paid directly to Skyline events. You can take this from sponsorship funds if you like.

See you in the skies! 🛫

News and views

News
Professor Janet Lord wears a black top and grey cardigan as she sits at a desk covered in research equipment. Janet smiles at the camera.

Scar Free Foundation-funded research on laser treatment for burn scars published in Nature Portfolio

Published findings from the SMOOTH team reveal how laser therapy improves scarring and how timing impacts treatment.

Read: Scar Free Foundation-funded research on laser treatment for burn scars published in Nature Portfolio
Funding
Professor Amber Young stands inside a laboratory wearing a white lab coat. Amber has shoulder length red hair, a fringe, and wears black glasses. She discusses something with a seated colleague. He also wears black glasses, has short grey hair, and wears a white laboratory coat too.

Applications now open for the 2026 Amber Young Burns Research Fellowship

Made possible through Professor Amber Young’s legacy, this £20,000 Fellowship supports the next generation of burns researchers to improve care for children and young people affected by burns.

Read: Applications now open for the 2026 Amber Young Burns Research Fellowship
Events
On the left, Kristina Stiles wears a white top and glasses as she smiles at the camera holding a copy of her book 'Oops family burns', an education resource aimed at minimising domestic burns and scalds which was part funded by The Scar Free Foundation. On the right, Ben Gallagher, a British Army Special Forces Veteran, stands on a stoney path among mountains, grass and trees and smiles at the camera. Ben wears a grey walking outfit and red backpack.

Registration now open for our second Community Event, in association with Royal British Veterans Enterprise

Everyone is welcome at the second of our free, informal Community Events, featuring a talk from renowned British Army and UK Special Forces Veteran, Ben Gallagher.

Read: Registration now open for our second Community Event, in association with Royal British Veterans Enterprise

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