The Kid Collective Partners with Rainbows to Support Families with Life-Limiting Illnesses

The Kid Collective, a Market Harborough-based organization, is launching a charity partnership with Rainbows, a charity that provides care and support to hundreds of babies, children, and young people with life-limiting and terminal illnesses across the East Midlands. To kick off the partnership, The Kid Collective will work with CONNETIX to raise funds for Rainbows. For every CONNETIX product in its Rainbow range sold by The Kid Collective through their online store, both companies will donate 50p.

The partnership aims to make a meaningful difference in the lives of families affected by life-limiting illnesses. The Kid Collective's Founder, Laura Davies, expressed her enthusiasm for the partnership, stating that Rainbows' dedication and impact on families is "nothing short of inspiring." Charis Patel, Brand and Content Marketing Manager at The Kid Collective, added that the organization is committed to celebrating childhood through joyful and imaginative play, and Rainbows brings that same sense of wonder and care into challenging circumstances.

Rainbows' Partnership Development and Events Manager, Melanie Bodaly, highlighted the importance of partnerships like this, stating that they make a significant difference to the charity's ability to provide care and support to families. The Kid Collective and CONNETIX's support will help raise vital funds, with the charity needing to raise £8.5 million this year.

Key Takeaways:

  • The Kid Collective is partnering with Rainbows, a charity that provides care and support to babies, children, and young people with life-limiting and terminal illnesses across the East Midlands.
  • For every CONNETIX product in its Rainbow range sold by The Kid Collective through their online store, both companies will donate 50p.
  • The partnership aims to raise vital funds for Rainbows, which needs to raise £8.5 million this year.
  • The partnership will make a significant difference in the lives of families affected by life-limiting illnesses.
  • The partnership aligns with The Kid Collective's values of providing inclusive play for all.
  • CONNETIX's products will bring joy and inspiration to children with limited physical and cognitive abilities.

Statistics:

  • The Kid Collective will donate 50p for every CONNETIX product in its Rainbow range sold through their online store.
  • Rainbows needs to raise £8.5 million this year.
  • 13 percent of Rainbows' costs are statute funded.
  • The partnership will help support families with life-limiting illnesses across the East Midlands.

Sources:

  • The Kid Collective's press release
  • CONNETIX's press release
  • Rainbows' press release