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Wishy is a new platform that allows you to not just donate money to charities but purchase things that they really need. Something for the homeless or a gift for a child, Wishy hopes to bring a new way of giving to charities and help you know where your money is going. Why not become a superhero today and buy something for someone who really needs it.
Baby Loss Bereavement Comfort Pack WISHES FOR

to comfort families in need after the loss of their precious baby

£20.00



Our baby loss bereavement pack is a gentle and heartfelt way to offer comfort and support during one of lifes most difficult moments.

he pack contains:

  • A delicate heart-shaped keepsake with a ribbon, symbolizing enduring love and remembrance

  • A calming "Forget Me Not" seed packet, encouraging healing through nature and the simple act of planting in memory

  • Two sachets of rich Options Belgian Hot Chocolate to provide warmth and comfort

  • A selection of Tetley teas, including soothing green lemon and herbal blends, to invite moments of peace

  • A small star-shaped tealight holder and candle, creating a space for quiet reflection and remembrance

  • An accompanying note from Little Wings of Hope, offering gentle words of support

 

This bereavement pack is a heartfelt way to show someone they are not alone, honoring their loss with compassion, tenderness, and love.



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Ailsa’s Aim Carry Cot Campaign WISHES FOR

Sponsor a carry cot of items to parents with a baby in special care.

£50.00



We are running a special campaign for our Neonatal parents. We know how difficult it is to have a baby in special care. We have devised a carry cot full of items to help spend precious moments with the new baby. 
the carry cot and contents have a retail price of over £150, but we are lucky enough to be able to supply and deliver them for £50. 
in sponsoring a carry cot we can add your details, so that your item goes to a recipient in one of our partnered hospitals. We are limited to just 60 carry cots which will be sent to one of the following hospitals: 

NorthamptonGeneral, Kettering General, Milton Keynes University Hospital and Norwich and Norfolk Hospital. 



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BillyChip®️ WISHES FOR

Add a new outlet to the BillyChip scheme

£260.00



Your donation will cover the costs involved in setting up a new cafe or restaurant to be part of the BillyChip®️ scheme.

BillyChip®️ Foundation registered charity 1188779 was set up in 2018 to continue the legacy of Billy Abernethy-Hope a twenty-year-old ambulance driver from Bristol who was the inspiration and idea behind the BillyChip®️. After helping support the homeless at Christmas, Billy felt disheartened at how little support the general public gave to local homeless people. Many people donate to charity on a regular basis but Billy was surprised what a small percentage of donations were given directly to people living rough on our streets. Turns out most people are apprehensive to give money directly to homeless people because it's not possible to know how a donation is spent.

Unfortunately, the common perception is the money will be used for alcohol, drugs or cigarettes. Even if a donation of food or drink is given to safeguard your donation, it is very awkward as people have to make assumptions of what the person would like and when. The alternative is to engage with that person, ask the question and purchase what’s required which many feel uncomfortable doing. Billy recognized that the likelihood of someone having the time, inclination, courage, and kindness to engage with a homeless person to buy them food or drink was too big a challenge. That was the eureka moment when he first thought up the concept of the BillyChip®️. Sadly Billy never got to launch the BillyChip as planned due to his untimely death whilst backpacking in Thailand.

 



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Amelia Trust Farm WISHES FOR

Someone to sponsor one of our sheep for a year and help us give them the love and care they deserve.

£30.00



Every effort goes into ensuring the highest standard of welfare and care is given to each and every animal at Amelia Trust.

Our animals play an important role in the work we do with disadvantaged young people. Throughout their time with us, our young people learn the skills needed to look after the animals and gain confidence from taking responsibility for the animals. For many of our young people, the opportunity to interact with animals is completely new.

By sponsoring one of our animals, you will help us continue this work.
 
It costs us £154 per day to feed and care for the animals at our Farm. If you sponsor an animal, your money will be used to pay for:
  • Veterinary care to keep our animals healthy
  • Food, bedding and enrichment
  • Maintenance of our animal housing



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