Here’s our latest update:
This is who we’ve supported so far in 2025
March
We gave £1,000 to Autism Inclusive in Crewe, Cheshire. A further donation for sensory room and activity sessions for children with autism.
We gave £1,000 to Handicapped Children’s Action Group in Grimsby. Our continued support for specialised equipment.
We gave £1,000 to Make Them Smile Children’s Charity, Grimsby for specialised equipment, and activities for children with disabilities and long term illnesses.
£1000 to NARA The Breathing Charity in Northampton, to provide nebulisers and paediatric respiration monitors and help with the work they do supporting children with a wide range of breathing difficulties.
We donated a further £1,000 to Sunshine Wishes Children’s Charity Glasgow to help them provide essential items and experiences for children and young people with serious or life-shortening illness. Including sensory equipment, leisure activities and respite trips.
£1000 to Cerebral Palsy Plus, based in Bristol, who support children and young adults with cerebral palsy by providing information and advice, family trips, outings and activities.
We gave £1,000 to Lennox Children’s Cancer Fund in Basildon, Essex towards their care grants and respite breaks for children with cancer.
We gave another £1,000 to Branch Out Together (formerly Lothian Autistic Society) Edinburgh. To support their social and learning activities programme, and holiday activities for children and young people with autism.
We gave £1,000 to Liquid Listening in Wokingham, Surrey for musical hydrotherapy for children with disabilities.
We gave a further £1,000 to Asthma Relief in Swindon which enabled them to supply Nebulisers to children’s hospices.
We gave a further £1,000 to Sunny Days Children’s Fund in Braintree, Essex. Social and emotional support children with adverse medical conditions.
We gave £1,000 to Designability in Bath. Wizzibug Loan Scheme – children’s powered wheelchairs.
We gave £1,000 to Wellspring Counselling, Bristol for councelling services for young people aged 11 – 18.
This is who we supported in 2024
OCTOBER
We gave £1,000 to Buttercup Children’s Trust, Bradford. For specialised equipment and therapies.
We gave £1,000 to Yorkshire Children’s Trust, Halifax. Support and respite breaks for children with cancer and long-term illnesses and disabilities.
We gave £1,000 to Happy Days in Hitchin, Hertfordshire for activity trips for children with severe or profound and multiple learning difficulties (SPMLD)
We gave £1,000 to ECHO (Evalina London Children’s Hospital) for bedside art packs.
We gave £1,000 to the Heel & Toe Children’s Charity in Chester-le-Street, Durham, to provide therapy and hydrotherapy sessions for children with physical and neurological disabilities.
We gave £1,000 to Strongbones Children’s Charitable Trust in Romford, Essex for equipment, activities nad respite breaks for children with muscular skeletal conditions.
We gave £1,000 to Ruby’s Fund in Congleton, Cheshire as a further donation towards specialised equipment for children with complex needs.
We gave £1,000 to Clothing Solutions in Bradford towards the provision of bespoke clothing for children with physical disabilities.
We gave £1,000 to the Children’s Air Ambulance, Rugby for emergency care and neonatal transport systems.
We gave £1,000 to the Leeds Weekend Care Association, to help with their weekend pllay scheme for children with complex needs and a broad range of disabilities.
MARCH
We gave £1,000 to Little Hiccups in Garforth, Leeds. Support for children and young people with disabilities.
We gave £1,000 to Lennox Children’s Cancer Fund in Basildon, Essex towards their care grants and respite breaks for children with cancer.
We gave £1,000 to Handicapped Children’s Action Group in Grimsby. Our continued support for specialised equipment.
We gave £1,000 to Liquid Listening in Wokingham, Surrey for musical hydrotherapy for children with disabilities.
We gave £1,000 to Branch Out Together (formerly Lothian Autistic Society) Edinburgh. To support their social and learning activities programme for children and young people with autism.
We gave £1,000 to Wellspring Counselling, Bristol for councelling services for young people aged 11 – 18.
We donated £1,000 to Sunshine Wishes Children’s Charity Glasgow to help them provide essential items and experiences for children and young people with serious or life-shortening illness. Including sensory equipment, leisure activities and respite trips.
We gave a further £1,000 to Make Them Smile Children’s Charity, Grimsby for equipment and activities for children with disabilities and long term illnesses.
This is who we supported in 2023
DECEMBER
We gave £1,000 to Asthma Relief in Swindon which enabled them to supply Nebulisers to children’s hospices.
We gave £1,000 to Oxford Children’s Hospital, a contribution towards intraoperative Neuromonitoring equipment.
We gave a further £1,000 to Cerebral Palsy Plus in Bristol for activity clubs and family trips for children with cerebral palsy.
We gave a further £1,000 to Sunny Days Children’s Fund in Braintree, Essex. Social and emotional support children with adverse medical conditions.
We gave £1,000 to Designability in Bath. Wizzibug Loan Scheme – powered wheelchairs.
We gave £1,000 to Happy Days in Hitchin, Hertfordshire for activity trips for children with severe or profound and multiple learning difficulties (SPMLD)
We gave £1,000 to Make Them Smile Children’s Charity, Grimsby for equipment and activities for children with disabilities and long term illnesses.
We donated £1,000 to Sunshine Wishes Children’s Charity Glasgow, to help them provide essential items and experiences for children and young people with serious or life-shortening illness. Including sensory equipment, leisure activities and respite trips.
MARCH
We gave £1,000 to MERU – Medical Engineering Resource Unit, Manchester. Bugzi indoor powered wheelchair loan scheme for disabled children under six-years of age.
£1000 to Cerebral Palsy Plus, based in Bristol, who support children and young adults with cerebral palsy by providing information and advice, family trips and activities including a swimming club.
We gave £1,000 to Liquid Vibrations in Wokingham, Surrey for musical hydrotherapy for children with disabilities.
We gave £1,000 to Branch Out Together (formerly Lothian Autistic Society) Edinburgh. To support their social and holiday activities programme for children and young people with autism.
We gave £500 to Yorkshire Children’s Trust, Halifax. Support for children with cancer and long-term illnesses and disabilities.
We gave £1,000 to the Children’s Air Ambulance, Rugby for emergency care and transport to specialist paediatric centres.
We gave £1,000 to Strongbones Children’s Charitable Trust in Romford, Essex for equipment and activities for children with muscular skeletal conditions.
We gave £1,000 to the Children’s Heart Federation in Braintree, for Molly’s Dolly kits for children undergoing heart surgery,
We donated £1,000 to Sunshine Wishes Children’s Charity Glasgow to help them provide essential items and experiences for children and young people with serious or life-shortening illness. Including sensory equipment, leisure activities and respite trips.
We gave £1,000 to Handicapped Children’s Action Group in Grimsby. Our continued support for specialised equipment.
We gave £1,000 to Sunny Days Children’s Fund in Braintree, Essex. Our continued support for holiday breaks for children with adverse medical conditions.
We gave £1,000 to Asthma Relief in Swindon which enabled them to supply Nebulisers to children’s hospices.
We gave £1,000 to Wellspring Counselling in Bristol. Young People Service counselling sessions.
We gave £1,000 to Lennox Children’s Cancer Fund in Basildon, Essex towards their care grants and respite breaks for children with cancer.
We gave £1,000 to Clothing Solutions in Bradford towards the provision of adapted school uniforms for disabled children.
£1000 to NICE – Centre for Movement Disorders, based in Birmingham, towards their Milestone Service, which helps disabled children aged 0 – 3 years to overcome struggles with movement and work towards expected milestones as early as possible.
£1000 to NARA The Breathing Charity in Northampton, to provide nebulisers and paediatric respiration monitors and help with the work they do supporting children with a wide range of breathing difficulties.
We gave £1,000 to Dreams Come True in Liphook, Hampshire for specialised equipment for children with disabilities or serious illness.
We gave £1,000 to Autism Inclusive in Crewe, Cheshire. A further donation for activity sessions for children with autism.
We gave £1,000 to the Heel & Toe Children’s Charity in Chester-le-Street, Durham, to provide hydrotherapy sessions for children with physical and neurological disabilities.
Who we’ve supported so far in 2022…
MARCH
We gave £1,000 to Lennox Children’s Cancer Fund in Basildon, Essex towards their care grants and respite breaks for children with cancer.
We gave £1,000 to Happy Days in Hitchin, Hertfordshire for activity trips for children with severe or profound and multiple learning difficulties (SPMLD)
We gave £1,000 to MedEquip4Kids Manchester for specialised beds for the Lancasterian School.
We gave £1,000 to MERU – Medical Engineering Resource Unit, Manchester. Bugzi indoor powered wheelchair loan scheme for disabled children under six-years of age.
We gave £1,000 to Branch Out Together (formerly Lothian Autistic Society) Edinburgh. To support their social activities programme for children and young people with autism.
FEBRUARY
We gave £1,000 to Asthma Relief in Swindon which enabled them to supply Nebulisers to children’s hospices.
We gave £1,000 to Handicapped Children’s Action Group in Grimsby. Our continued support for specialised equipment.
We gave £1,000 to Joss Searchlight in Witney, Oxford for activities and specialised equipment for children living with cancer.
We gave £1,000 to Liquid Vibrations in Wokingham, Surrey for musical hydrotherapy for children with disabilities.
We gave £1,000 to NICE – Centre for Movement Disorders in Moseley, Birmingham for the Milestone Club for children 0-3 having difficulties with movement.
We gave £500 to Snowflake School, London W3. School for pupils with moderate to severe autism.
We gave £1,000 to Special Effect in Charlebury, Oxfordshire. BubbleBuster minirobots for children on long-term absence from school.
We gave £500 to Strongbones Children’s Charitable Trust in Romford, Essex for equipment and activities for children with muscular skeletal conditions.
We gave £1,000 to Sunny Days Children’s Fund in Braintree, Essex. Holiday breaks for children with adverse medical conditions.
We gave £500 to Yorkshire Children’s Trust, Halifax. Support for children with cancer and long-term illnesses and disabilities.
We gave £1,000 to Designability in Bath. Wizzibug Loan Scheme – powered wheelchairs.
Who we’ve supported so far in 2021…
OCTOBER
We gave £451 to Children Today Charitable Trust in Chester. A grant towards a individual specialised wheelchair
MARCH
We gave £1,000 to Ruby’s Fund in Congleton, Cheshire as a further donation towards refurbishment of a Sensory Room for children with complex needs.
We gave £1,000 to Lennox Children’s Cancer Fund in Basildon, Essex towards their care grants for children with cancer.
We gave £500 to The Voice that Makes a Difference in Northampton. They provide emotional and mental health support for disabled chidren.
We gave £1,028.64 Marches Family Network in Leominister, Hereford. Children and young people with disability. Kite Project session.
We gave £1,000 to Sunny Days Children’s Fund in Braintree, Essex. Grants/holidays for children with adverse medical conditions.
We gave £700 to Autism Inclusive in Crewe, Cheshire. A further donation for the purchase of sensory packs.
JANUARY
We gave £1,000 to the Heel & Toe Children’s Charity in Chester-le-Street, Durham, to help provide online therapy sessions for children with physical and neurological disabilities, during a period of lockdown.
We gave £1,140 to Asthma Relief in Swindon which enabled them to supply Nebulisers to children’s hospices.
We donated £1,000 to CCLASP in Edinburgh towards support for children and young people with cancer and leukaemia.
We donated £500 to Sunshine Wishes Children’s Charity to help them provide essential items and experiences for children and young people with serious or life-shortening illness.
We gave £1,000 to Lifeworks Charity Ltd in Totnes, Devon towards their Safe-Space online platform for young people with learning disabilities.
We gave £500 to Clothing Solutions in Bradford towards the provision of adapted school uniforms for disabled children.
We also provided ongoing support to Cerebral Palsy Plus in Bristol.
MARCH
We gave £1,000 to Lennox Children’s Cancer Fund in Basildon, Essex towards their care grants for children with cancer.
We donated £1,000 for The Voice that Makes a Difference in Northampton to help them provide emotional and mental health support for disabled children during a period of lockdown.
We gave £1,028.64 to Marches Family Network in Leominster, Herefordshire which was the cost of a Kite Project session, delivering accessible, inclusive activities to children with disabilities and their siblings.
We provided £1,000 to the Sunny Days Children’s Fund in Braintree, Essex towards holiday breaks for children with a wide range of adverse medical conditions.
We also made further donations to:
Ruby’s Fund in Congleton, Cheshire
Autism Inclusive in Crewe, Cheshire
This is who we supported in 2020.
JANUARY / FEBRUARY
We gave £800 to The Children’s Trust in Surrey, to help pay for ten sessions of combined music, speech and language therapy for children with brain injury.
We donated £500 to Autism Inclusive in Crewe, Cheshire towards the provision of activities for children and young people, including activity days, arts and craft sessions and gaming sessions.
We also made further donations to:
- ROSY in Oxford
- Designability in Bath
- Buddy’s for Children with Autism in Bury, Manchester
- Leeds Weekend Care Association
- Cerebra in Camarthen
MARCH
We gave £1000 to Freddie Farmer Foundation to help them provide intensive physiotherapy for disabled children at their centre in Bromley.
APRIL
We provided £1,000 for MedEquip4Kids to buy extra resources for the CAMHS Horizon Unit at Fairfield Hospital, Bury during a difficult lockdown period.
We gave £700 to the Bradford Inclusive Disability Service (B.I.D.S.) to purchase a specialised light box for a child with limited sight.
We also made further donations to:
Strongbones Children’s Charitable Trust in Romford, Essex
Happy Days in Hitchin, Hertfordshire
AUGUST
We gave £500 to the Lothian Autistic Society in Edinburgh to support their social activities programme for children and young people with autism.
We also continued to support:
Alstrom Syndrome UK in Torquay, Devon
Handicapped Children’s Action Group in Grimsby
Special Effect in Charlebury, Oxfordshire
Children’s Heart Foundation in Braintree, Essex
Here’s who we supported in 2019
FEBRUARY
£500 to MedEquip4Kids to help provide a sensory bench at Hebden Green School in Winsford, Cheshire. This will benefit students aged 2-19 with a broad range of physical disabilities, medical needs and associated learning difficulties.
£500 to Strongbones Children Charitable Trust, based in Romford, Essex, towards specialised equipment for children and young people with serious muscular skeletal condition.
£500 to Designability, based at the Royal United Hospital in Bath, towards the Wizzybug Loan Scheme. Wizzybugs are powered wheelchairs, specially designed for children as young as 14 months with conditions such as cerebral palsy and spinal muscular atrophy.
£500 to ROSY (Respite Nursing for Oxfordshire’s Sick Youngsters) towards the provision of specialised equipment and toys.
£500 to Cerebra, based in Camarthen, towards the provision of specialised equipment for children with a range of brain conditions.
£1000 to Handicapped Children’s Action Group, based in Grimsby, towards the provision of specialised equipment for children with disabilities, learning difficulties and other special needs.
APRIL
£500 to the Leeds Weekend Care Association, to help with their weekend and evening social clubs for children with a broad range of disabilities.
£500 to Ruby’s Fund, based in Congleton, Cheshire, which provides a wide range of activities and support sessions for children with complex needs and their families.
£1000 to Buddy’s for Children with Autism, to help them buy a Bug City and a Willow Hut for the sensory garden at their centre in Bury, Greater Manchester
JULY
£1000 to Cerebral Palsy Plus, based in Bristol, who support children and young adults with cerebral palsy by providing information and advice, family trips and activities including a swimming club.
£500 to Alström Syndrome UK, based in Torquay, which supports individuals with this rare genetic condition and their families.
£500 to the Children’s Heart Federation in Braintree, Essex, to help them support children with a serious congenital heart condition and to campaign for improvements in care and treatment.
£500 to Naomi House & Jacksplace in Winchester, towards providing respite and end of life care for children and young people in central southern England.
£500 to Warwickshire Young Carers, who provide practical and social support for carers aged 6-25 years, including one-to-one attention, education and training opportunities, social events and leisure breaks.
£600 to Happy Days, based in Luton, to help them with their work providing holidays, respite breaks and day trips for children and young people with special needs who also live in poor socio-economic conditions.
NOVEMBER
£1000 to Special Effect in Charlebury, Oxfordshire towards the provision of their BubbleBuster mini-robots. These clever devices sit in the classroom and act as the eyes, ears and voices of pupils who have to undergo a lengthy absence from school due to illness or disability – thereby allowing them to stay in contact with their classmates and keep up with their learning.
£1000 to NICE – Centre for Movement Disorders, based in Birmingham, towards their Milestone Club, which helps disabled children aged 0 – 3 years to overcome struggles with movement and work towards expected milestones as early as possible
£1000 to Lifeworks based in Totnes, Devon, for their Kool Club project, which provides enriching, social weekend experiences for children and young people with learning disabilities.
£1000 to NARA The Breathing Charity in Northampton, to help with the work they do supporting children with a wide range of breathing difficulties.