Attwell Farm Park and Molly Olly's Wishes Unite to Brighten the Lives of Children with Life-Threatening Illnesses
Fostering Joy and Hope: Attwell Farm Park and Molly Olly's Wishes Join Forces to Support Children with Life-Threatening Illnesses
Beoley, Worcestershire – Attwell Farm Park, a beloved family destination and educational farm experience in the heart of England, is thrilled to announce its support for Molly Olly's Wishes, a remarkable charity dedicated to supporting children with life-threatening illnesses and their families. This collaboration unites two organisations with a shared commitment to enhancing lives and fostering joy in the face of adversity.
Molly Olly's Wishes has been dedicated to making the "dark days brighter" for a decade, providing emotional support and therapeutic gifts to children facing life-threatening illnesses. The charity's empathetic and compassionate approach resonates deeply with Attwell Farm Park's ethos of family, community, and education.
"We are incredibly excited about this partnership," said a representative from Attwell Farm Park. "Molly Olly's Wishes has made an extraordinary impact on the lives of children and their families across the UK. As a family farm, we understand the importance of togetherness, joy, and resilience. We are honoured to contribute to Molly Olly's mission."
As part of the partnership, Attwell Farm Park will make monthly financial contributions to Molly Olly's Wishes, providing much-needed resources to support the charity's invaluable work. But the collaboration goes beyond financial assistance.
Visitors to Attwell Farm Park can now contribute directly to Molly Olly's Wishes when booking tickets online. This simple act of giving allows the Attwell community to become active participants in the mission to brighten the lives of children navigating challenging times.
"This means a great deal more than just financial support," said a spokesperson for Molly Olly's Wishes. "Having Attwell Farm Park – a place that represents joy, learning, and family – stand with us, sends a powerful message of solidarity and hope to the children and families we serve."
Together, Attwell Farm Park and Molly Olly's Wishes aim to inspire and uplift, proving that even in the face of adversity, there is a community ready to lend a hand, a smile, and a brighter day. The partnership is a testament to the power of shared values and the lasting impact of kindness and compassion.
Donate to Farmer Dale's Charity Bike Ride
Our names are Dean, Dale, Sam, Luke and Lee.
We are riding from Exeter to Warwick (180 miles) over 3 days raising money and awareness for Molly Olly’s, a charity that supports children with life threatening illnesses by fulfilling wishes and helping.
It is a charity we hold dearly due to the passion they show for their work and the difference they make in children's lives.
Last year we did York to Warwick which was also 180 miles over 3 days and enjoyed it so much that some of us decided to do it again this year! But this time form Exeter to Warwick.
Our aim is to hit our £3000 target before July 7th
Molly Olly’s is a very deserving charity and we mean it when we say it’s like no other. The charity has helped over 16,000 children but there are 86,000 children living with life threatening diseases in the uk so we have a lot of work to do
Please donate however much you can. As little as £1 is greatly appreciated by us and the charity.
Thank you so much for reading and we will keep you updated as the weeks go on.
About Attwell Farm Park
Attwell Farm Park is a working farm and educational center located in Beoley, Worcestershire. Founded in 1962, the park provides interactive animal encounters and bespoke educational experiences that align with the national curriculum. For more information, visit https://attwellfarmpark.co.uk/.
About Molly Olly's Wishes
Molly Olly's Wishes is a UK-based charity that supports children with life-threatening illnesses and their families. The charity provides gifts, therapeutic toys, and books to enhance the emotional wellbeing of these children and their families. For more information, visit https://mollyolly.co.uk/.