Dear Wonderful Supporters,

We’ve got a small (but mighty) request: We need your help to keep our mini-bus rolling!

Over 3 years ago a kind man donated enough money to our project so that we could purchase a minibus. It's with sadness we share that our minibus is reaching its end of life, so with that we require your support.

We are in need of a newish minibus as our amazing residents rely on this humble vehicle for all kinds of adventures—from trips to meetings that help us stay connected, to thrilling days out at Alton Towers (we’ve all got a little adrenaline junkie inside, right?) . It’s also the vehicle that takes us on relaxing beach days , nature walks /campimg, and yes, even to the yearly Christmas pantomime—because we all deserve a good dose of festive fun (and some questionable acting, obviously) .

But that’s not all! Our mini-bus also makes sure we get to our weekly food shop . That’s right, it’s a lifeline for our weekly survival (and the occasional chocolate binge—don’t judge).

Unfortunately, the wear and tear on the mini-bus is taking its toll, and without your generous donations, we might be facing some serious "wheel" trouble.

So, here’s where you come in:

We need your help to raise funds for a new mini-bus so we can continue to:

Get to those vital meetings (so we don’t get lost in the system).

Enjoy day trips that make life a little more magical (hello, roller coasters and Skegness beach!).

Make sure no one misses out on the fun (or the food shop!).

We know it’s a big ask, but no donation is too small—whether it's the price of a cup of coffee, the cost of a ticket to the pantomime, or even just a cheeky fiver, it all adds up. And every penny goes directly to keeping our residents on the move.

To all of you wonderful humans who have supported us in the past, we can't thank you enough—your kindness has literally kept us rolling.

So, from the bottom of our hearts (and wheels), thank you for considering a donation. We promise to keep the mini-bus running, and who knows? We might even send you a postcard from Alton Towers!

With gratitude,