On Saturday 3rd May, we had the pleasure of setting up a charity stall at Curry’s PC World in Kidderminster. Although it wasn’t the busiest day in-store, we made the most of the opportunity and connected with some truly wonderful people.
What was our stall?
We were excited to showcase a new selection of sensory toys at our stall, which we’ve recently purchased to sell at affordable prices for families. These toys are often much-needed but difficult to access due to cost, so we wanted to make them more accessible. Every penny raised goes straight back into the Nigel Prosser Foundation, helping us restock items and work towards providing more specialist equipment for SEN families who need support.
Throughout the day, we handed out lots of flyers for our upcoming Rainbow Run 2025 on Saturday 5th July 2025, as well as general information about who we are and the support we offer. Several families popped by to ask for advice, guidance, and signposting to other organisations, something we’re always happy to provide.
We made a few sales, had some meaningful chats, and were absolutely blown away when someone came in especially to see us after spotting our post on social media. They kindly donated £30 – an incredibly generous gesture that truly lifted our spirits. These moments remind us exactly why we do what we do.
We’re doing another Currys PC World Charity Stall
We’re already looking forward to being back at Curry’s on Saturday 15th November, when things will hopefully be a lot busier with Black Friday and the festive season just around the corner. We’re hopeful for more sales, more awareness raised, and more families reached through our sensory toy stall and charity information.
We’re always on the lookout for other stores, markets, or community events where we can set up a stall. If you’d like to support us or know of somewhere we could attend, please get in touch, we’d love to hear from you.
Thank you again to everyone who popped by, said hello, supported us, or shared our message. Every bit of support makes a real difference.
