Have you heard of the Piano Brothers?!

They're Elijah (14) and Aaron (10), two local boys who are incredibly talented pianists. Not only do they play fantastically well, they compose their own pieces too!

Aaron has composed a beautiful piece called 'Rainbow Dreams' specially to help with this fundraiser. Give it a listen (did I mention he's only 10 years old, and he literally COMPOSED this himself!!). What an absolute talent! Surely this alone is worth a donation!

Rainbow Dreams composed and played by Aaron

Why have the brothers gone to so much effort?!?!?

The brothers heard about Rainbow Dreaming CIC, a local not-for-profit organisation that takes two tiny, and very cute, therapy ponies (Jo and Buggles) into care homes, SEND settings, community groups, and anywhere else a smile is needed, and what they saw really touched their hearts.

The joy and comfort that the ponies bring is indescribable, and one of them has even won a BBC Make a Difference Award for the 'work' he does in the community. Whilst it's undeniable that the ponies do an incredible job of delivering smiles, they have to say goodbye and leave at the end of each visit, regardless of the number of people who wish they could keep them.

Rainbow Dreaming found a way around this thanks to the generosity of Crafty Ponies UK, who donated a box full of their beautiful, and very tactile, cuddly ponies for Jo and Buggles to gift to some of the most vulnerable people they meet during their visits.

Inspired and touched by the difference these Crafty Ponies have made to people, the brothers have decided to raise as much money as possible to buy more of these amazing cuddly companions for Rainbow Dreaming to gift to people to give them comfort and help boost their mental health.

How can you help ... and what's in it for you?!

If you like what the brothers do, you're impressed by Aaron's composing and playing (how can you not be?!), and you'd like to help them help Rainbow Dreaming spread some joy, you can donate to the Crafty Ponies fundraiser through this page and get a lovely, warm, fuzzy feeling knowing you've done something wonderful to help someone less fortunate.

If you've read this far, thank you, and thank you in advance for your donation, it really is appreciated.