In July 2025, we celebrated an incredible fundraising success after launching a Crowdfunder campaign to support UK NICUs and bereavement suites.
In just 30 days, we raised £1,904 thanks to the generosity of our community. Because of this support, we can now fund hand and footprint memory kits for families experiencing baby loss.
We launched our July 2025 fundraiser with one clear mission: to provide meaningful memory kits to hospitals across the UK.
For many families, a handprint or footprint may be the only physical memory they have of their baby. Therefore, we wanted to ensure every NICU and bereavement suite has access to high-quality, gentle, clean-touch kits.
These kits include:
Because these moments cannot be repeated, quality and care matter deeply.
Our July 2025 fundraising success would not have been possible without the support of customers, friends, and families who shared, donated, and encouraged us along the way.
Although we set an ambitious target, our supporters stepped forward and helped us raise £1,904 in just one month.
As a small UK family business, that level of support means everything.
Now that the funds have been raised, we are working to:
This fundraising success marks an important step in our long-term mission to support families during the most difficult moments.
Not only did this fundraiser help provide practical support to hospitals, but it also showed the power of community.
Because of you, families will have the opportunity to create precious hand and footprints when it matters most.
From the bottom of our hearts, thank you.
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